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Here's the official clarification - https://www.vultr.com/news/A-Note-About-Vultrs-Terms-of-Service/

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I had tried that before posting, but it failed. Turns out Vultr wants you to boot from a recovery disk to resize.

Much faster (and no downtime) to just create new block storage and copy data over.

Thank you, Girish, for diagnosing and solving this bug so quickly! Backups are working again.

If somebody else has this issue and needs to do the patch, you would go to the operating system for your server and find the file there and edit it. Cloudron also have a support tool inside Cloudron which enables you to temporarily grant ssh access to your server, which would let Cloudron's brilliant team patch it for you.

@girish Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing. ubuntu is a sudo user, and if the default password Vultr was using was exploited, then I'd have to be looking or processes run by anything. I'll migrate. Thanks again.

I try to avoid puttting screenshots in our docs because they become obsolete in 6 months. Given the amount of 3rd party services we integrate with, it's impossible for us to track UI changes across all the services. I just link to the docs like in https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#linode-object-storage

If something is really super popular, I make a "guide" with screenshots.

@girish said in VULTR Let's encrypt renewal error 401:

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Thank you sir. You are legend.

Thanks Girish! 🙂

@girish said in Vultr DNS default TTL:

The changelog is not comprehensive, it doesn't have 1-1 relation with all changes since it also goes into the UI. Only way to know is the git log for small changes.

Totally fair. I was surprised to see that one missing since there's a ton of smaller changes still in the changelog in previous versions. I always thought the changelog was quite comprehensive before, but maybe it's geared more high-level now.

@meeksfamily06 Cloudron uses unbound and does not use systemd-resolved. You won't see any issues unless when trying to use the mail server (or maybe some apps like nextcloud might act strange when going to the apps section).

@girish Thanks -- I discovered this, finally. Don't know why I didn't see it immediately.

We are live - https://www.vultr.com/marketplace/apps/cloudron

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