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    @lonk Yeah I figured we had the same issue but apparently not, my bad. Didn't mean to hijack the thread earlier. haha. Mine was actually caused by v6.0 due to a breaking change in how SFTP works - by default for admins only, meaning any non-admin users are rejected out of the box. But I think yours was different as you filed it before v6.0.

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    @mehdi said in Ability to modify server name used for SFTP access to avoid use of Cloudron's my.<domain>.<tld>:

    the prompt that everybody confirms without even reading

    haha, so true. Yeah I got a pop-up that was like "This is a new key" or something and just accepted it. Basically the same kind of message that happens with SSH. I just have certificate-based SSH though where it needs my key to even connect (i.e. you couldn't connect to my server over SSH without it), so I was surprised I didn't need that on my SFTP connection, thought I'd maybe need something similar. But I guess this makes sense then the more I think about it. Just caught me off guard. haha.

  • FTP server not found?

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    @girish said in FTP server not found?:

    n case you want to keep these for some reason

    ssh-keygen -t rsa -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key

    Generating public/private rsa key pair.
    Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
    Enter same passphrase again:

    got the same problem. and thanks for your reply!

  • SFTP Missing for some apps?

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    @foliovision said in SFTP Missing for some apps?:

    Hi Girish, Thanks for your quick answer. I did get as far as trying to edit the .env file with Vim in the Cloudron terminal. I think specifically with the .env file in Invoice Ninja that it's read only in Cloudron. Let me know if I'm wrong.

    Yes, the file will be editable. In fact, we pushed an update yesterday to move the env file location to /app/data/env (instead of /app/data/.env). Can you please check again if it's writable and report here? Note you will have to restart the app (Console -> Restart) after making changes.