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Customizing static Cloudron pages

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    andreasdueren
    wrote on last edited by girish
    #1

    I would like to be able to customize the pages that cloudron show when I take an app offline (for example add a maintenance message – by the way, is a 503 http status code being sent here?), an app doesnt exist etc.

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    • andreasduerenA andreasdueren

      I would like to be able to customize the pages that cloudron show when I take an app offline (for example add a maintenance message – by the way, is a 503 http status code being sent here?), an app doesnt exist etc.

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      You might want to have a look in here e1aa393c-c2da-4768-b4d5-4cc5e0fd4ac5-image.png

      open the default.conf
      f9ac2acb-9d21-41ef-ac79-1c0a6d02940a-image.png

      each conf file use the same 404 error rewriting from cloudron, so the notfound.html is your file but be aware that this file can change when cloudron upgrade, I'm not sure there is a better way than this without altering nginx conf files manually.

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      • rmdesR rmdes

        You might want to have a look in here e1aa393c-c2da-4768-b4d5-4cc5e0fd4ac5-image.png

        open the default.conf
        f9ac2acb-9d21-41ef-ac79-1c0a6d02940a-image.png

        each conf file use the same 404 error rewriting from cloudron, so the notfound.html is your file but be aware that this file can change when cloudron upgrade, I'm not sure there is a better way than this without altering nginx conf files manually.

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        andreasdueren
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        @rmdes Thanks I'll check this out in the meantime!

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          @rmdes Thanks I'll check this out in the meantime!

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          #4

          @andreasdueren See https://docs.cloudron.io/branding/#custom-pages to keep things persistent.

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          • girishG girish

            @andreasdueren See https://docs.cloudron.io/branding/#custom-pages to keep things persistent.

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            andreasdueren
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            @girish Thanks, didnt think to look in the documentation.

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              @andreasdueren See https://docs.cloudron.io/branding/#custom-pages to keep things persistent.

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              @girish said in Customizing static Cloudron pages:

              @andreasdueren See https://docs.cloudron.io/branding/#custom-pages to keep things persistent.

              What about serving these sites via a surfer instance?

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              • andreasduerenA andreasdueren

                @girish said in Customizing static Cloudron pages:

                @andreasdueren See https://docs.cloudron.io/branding/#custom-pages to keep things persistent.

                What about serving these sites via a surfer instance?

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                @andreasdueren Are you thinking of having a redirect to another surfer instance on a 404 or 503 ?

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                • girishG girish

                  @andreasdueren Are you thinking of having a redirect to another surfer instance on a 404 or 503 ?

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                  andreasdueren
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                  @girish No I actually meant instead of storing those files in the box folder, moving them into a standartly installed surfer instance on the same server where one can easily update/modify them etc. without the fear of having them replaced on an update

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