Cloudron 7.3 released
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You can read the full announcement in our blog here.
Big features:
- Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy
- App Proxy
- App links
- Cloudflare R2
- File manager Split View
- Any domain catch-all addresses
- Mailbox storage quota
- Wildcard email aliases
- Optional backup filename encryption
- Disk usage graphs
- Read only API tokens
- Mail Queue Managemenet
- Office 365 mail relay
Smaller changes:
- Eventlog: add event for impersonated user login
- Directory server: Cloudron Groups are exposed under
ou=groups,dc=cloudron - LDAP & user directory: Remove virtual user and admin groups
- Randomize certificate generation cronjob to lighten load on Let's Encrypt servers
- mail: fix issue where signature was appended to text attachments
- mail: fix issue where certificate renewal did not restart the mail container properly
- mail: Office 365 Relay provider
- mail: Email can be sent with a subaddress (just add subaddress as an alias in your mail client).
- User directory: Cloudron connector uses 2FA auth
- backups: Fix precondition check which was not erroring if mount is missing
- nginx: fix zero length certs when out of disk space
- logrotate: only keep 14 days of logs
- security: do not password reset mail to cloudron owned mail domain
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@nichu42 It's the same.
The way we name releases is: X.Y is the release (so 5.4, 6.2, 7.3 etc). We make announcements for those.
The full release versioning is X.Y.Z where 'Z' is the patch release number. The patch release fixes regressions and bugs. So, 7.3.4 is just the 4th patch release of the 7.3 release.
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There will be a 7.3.5 probably next week with the following fixes:
- du: fix crash when filesystem is cifs/nfs/sshfs
- Start with a default to not fail if no swap is present
- Fix bug in cert cleanup logic causing it to repeatedly cleanup
- Fix crash in RBL check
- Fix installation on servers wtih IPv6 disabled
- Fix extremely slow loading of mailboxes
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@girish said in Cloudron 7.3 released:
Disk usage graphs
@girish said in Cloudron 7.3 released:
du: fix crash when filesystem is cifs/nfs/sshfs
I'm guessing that is the same as this:
@girish said in Cloudron 7.3.2: "Analyze Disk" doesn't do anything:
OK, I have fixed this now. The code
iswas not handling CIFS/SSHFS volumes correctly.?
Hopefully it'll address theses issues:
@jdaviescoates said in Cloudron 7.3.4: "Analyze Disk" doesn't do anything and no statistics shown...:
@nebulon said in Cloudron 7.3.4: "Analyze Disk" doesn't do anything and no statistics shown...:
We already have fixed something there.
The graphs are still pretty borked in 7.3.4
e.g. my volume shouldn't be showing here:
Also, I recently noticed that my Everything else (Ubuntu, etc) just say NaN undefined (whatever that means?)
Also just noticed a load of tiny amount for Uninstalled apps - what's that all about? Why are uninstalled apps leaving anything behind?
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@girish said in Cloudron 7.3 released:
@nichu42 It's probably already updated. What is the version in Settings page ? 7.3.4 is the latest.
Yes, I'm on 7.3.4 already. So no update for me tonight. I was planning to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04, that's why I wanted to know if there's a Cloudron update for me in the pipeline. Since that is not the case, I will proceed with the planned Ubuntu upgrade. Waiting for 7.3.5 does not seem to be crucial for this.
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7.3.5 is out and will be rolled out slowly.
[7.3.5]
- du: fix crash when filesystem is cifs/nfs/sshfs
- Start with a default to not fail if no swap is present
- Fix bug in cert cleanup logic causing it to repeatedly cleanup
- Fix crash in RBL check
- unbound: disable controller interface explicitly
- Fix issue where cert renewal logs where not displayed
- Fix loading of mailboxes
- dns: resolve cname records using unbound
