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Awesome, I couldn't get NFS to mount, so just set the tarball option instead, thanks.

@AartJansen it's a fair question. The app wishlist is just that - a wish list. The apps listed there are not part of our plans or roadmap. I recall we used to do an 'in progress' tag to some of the apps but this didn't work out well because we simply cannot promise when apps will get packaged.

FWIW, we don't have some internal/private timeline for the apps to be packaged. Our main priority is always the platform and the updates of existing apps. New apps have low priority.

If there is something we can do to make what I said clearer (to other/new users), we can adjust the forum accordingly. Maybe some header text, nav bar text... 🤔

I'd like to give this a go. Currently a Pretix user, would be interested in a more modern alternative.

Don't think this is a problem. It's quite normal to use Hyper-V and Proxmox to host Cloudron

Yeah, mines hopeless have uninstalled it now.

@AartJansen said in vacation message not ending:

Does that bottom row of "Enable autoreply on these days" overwrite the schedule ?

Good question, your guess is as good as mine 🙂

https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#mounts for future reference

@AartJansen correct!

Yep probably. I thought there might be a way to have an app password, that I was unfamiliar with.

Yes they are added via the custom spam filtering. I have to check with the client as to whether they are going to inbox or junk folder, they might be expecting them to be blocked outright. Also some spam has the key words as sender name, rather than in the subject... Not sure how to classify that.

@AartJansen wrt hardware, as long as your server works with Ubuntu, it should all work with Cloudron. The filesystem has to be ext4/xfs .

Currently, there is no mechanism to bind apps to specific eth cards. There is also no mechanism to make specific apps use specific outbound IPs.

This was a regression in Cloudron 7.7. Thanks for reporting @AartJansen

Fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/1afa2e87ec93881ebcd1f79d83d4477467b40770

@girish I saw that thread, its a different problem. One I was also having on another customers site.
That site the backup goes to a windows workstation share.
After the last prompt "server requires a reboot" triggered it. However because of the other threads existence I fixed it by clicking the SEAL encryption box.
FYI That site is on 7.7.2

@AartJansen '+' is the default qualifier. So, it is redundant in +a:my.friendwholesale.co.nz . You can remove it.

@AartJansen that seems quite a common approach 🙂 for some reason I can't get on with SOGo myself and prefer SnappyMail 🙂

I also make use of Nextcloud Talk for video meetings and find that works pretty well (and it's nice having integration with the rest of Nextcloud, so you can e.g. open and work on a doc together, etc).

Yes any WebDAV should do. However the webdav interface of cubby does only serve up the home folder so far. So this may or may not be sufficient for the use-case yet.

Currently, the multiserver aspect is not roadmapped. So, unfortunately, there is no ETA for that.

@girish Thanks I wasn't aware of netplan.

A quick read of your links and editing the yaml file has sorted the problem for me.

As for the other comment I'm aware its a ubuntu problem, but as I only use Ubuntu for my cloudron server, I wasn't aware of netplan, or if changes to ethernet adapters would damage the configuration of all those veth for the cloudron apps. So I wanted to proceed cautiously in case something I was doing would break cloudron.

It would be pretty weird to require a platform, and refuse any assistance on the platform when issues arise. Especially so when (as per your link about systemd networking) there is so much useless information regarding generic linux help.

Looks like SOGoTimeZone has to be set in sogo.conf per https://www.sogo.nu/files/docs/SOGoInstallationGuide.html#_general_preferences

One must be more discerning and careful about installing certain driver packages as some come with GUI tweaking utilities which then pull in an entire desktop environment vs only installing the driver component needed.