Language setting making the app crash

[Zoldir]

Hello there,

Since last update, it looks like the language setting (in /admin/settings : "padOptions": { "lang": "en-us"}) makes the app crash.
When I try to change by "fr" or "fr-fr" and restart the container, it's stuck for few minutes at the starting stage.
When the service come back online, the lang is back to en-us in padOptions.

Is there another setting or place to change language ? Like /app/data/settings.json but not documented in the Cloudron docs ?

[nebulon]

I just tried to change the language to german by putting this in the settings.json:

{
  "padOptions": {
    "lang": "de"
  }
}

After app restart, the language was changed correctly. Do you maybe have other plugins installed which may interfere?

[nebulon]

I just tried to change the language to german by putting this in the settings.json:

{
  "padOptions": {
    "lang": "de"
  }
}

After app restart, the language was changed correctly. Do you maybe have other plugins installed which may interfere?

[Zoldir]

Yep, here is the list (there are all up to date) :

adminpads2
align
embedded_hyperlinks2
font_color
headings2
health_check
image_upload
openid_connect
padlist2
table_of_contents
user_displayname

Any ideas if one of them could be a problem ? (or also obsolete ?)

[nebulon]

At least ep_openid_connect ep_user_displayname ep_health_check are fine, as I had those as well. So then I would suggest you try disabling them one by one to narrow it down and then likely report an upstream issue?

[Zoldir]

It was my bad, I was changing the conf file from the /admin/settings and this wasn't working, but by modifying the one in data/settings.json as you said worked.

One last question for my personal understanding, is the conf file accessible from /admin/settings kind of related to the original project and the one in data/settings.json strictly related to the cloudron version ?

[nebulon]

So the settings.json shown in the admin UI is the wrong place to make changes. It will get reset on ever app restart.

To make that clear, I pushed a new app package, which disables the admin UI bit to edit the settings.json within the app.