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      LoudLemur @girish last edited by

      @girish Thanks for making RSS-bridge available on Cloudron!

      The instructions say to change the admin password first thing, and tells you to edit the file here:

      app/data/config.ini.php
      

      How do we find this folder? It doesn't appear, for example. here:

      rss-bridge.example.com/app/data/config.ini.php
      

      or here

      rss-bridge.example.com/app/data/
      
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        timconsidine App Dev @LoudLemur last edited by

        @loudlemur I think you need to go into the terminal view of the app, using the settings icon at top right of the dashboard, then selecting the terminal in the ribbon of icons top right.

        Screenshot 2021-10-19 at 08.25.01.png

        Middle icon of this set :
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          girish Staff @LoudLemur last edited by

          @loudlemur On Cloudron, apps are run in containers. The paths which are mentioned in app docs and messages are inside the container. They are not easily found on the server (and not meant to be directly edited by ssh'ing).

          /app/data is the path in the container where apps write to. The easiest way to access this is using the File manager. The file manager exposes only the /app/data directory of the container and nothing else.

          If you want to see the full container file system, you have to use the Web Terminal. You can always cd into /app/data there as well. There you will see the same files as the file manager.

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