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Importing your own dockers into cloudron console

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I saw a link pointing to this on their website but it is 404d. Is this still possible?
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I saw a link pointing to this on their website but it is 404d. Is this still possible?
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@NicklausScheetz found it.

https://cloudron.io/developer/packaging/
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@NicklausScheetz which link was it and from where, maybe we can fix that up?
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@NicklausScheetz which link was it and from where, maybe we can fix that up?
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@nebulon Here ya go
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Thanks, I have fixed that in the docs now.
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