I agree, it'd be great to have a robust CalDAV server that handles invite emails robustly. If that option is Baikal, I'm all for it. I definitely prefer SOGo for GUI but that bugs with invites mangling events (making the organize null) when I add an invitee and then not sending the email is very frustrating.

I'm in strong agreement with @robi and @msbt, I'm working on a custom app and using Cloudron as a stripped down much cheaper alternative to AWS for hosting and a private docker registry is the last missing puzzle piece since I don't want to publish the image in a public Docker registry. A Cloudron private docker registry would be greatly appreciated and I'd be happy to pitch in with testing from a Github Actions CI use case or local publishing.

Backup is still running, uploaded >77GB in 7 hours. Would highly recommend TAR backup format since with rsync it blows through the limited Class C Transactions with the Remote Copy and individual file uploads which would end up being pretty costly.

@girish @nexbit Any update on Backblaze B2 backup target? If there's a branch with progress I could put some time towards finishing it. I'm also a developer and am eager to have native Backblaze B2 support. The b2 node library and existing backup target interface linked above looks helpfully straight forward.

@necrevistonnezr That's definitely unfortunate, one of the biggest reasons I've stuck with Google Calendar until now.

FWIW I filed a bug with SOGo so hopefully they get around to fixing it sooner than later/never https://sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=4972

@vjvanjungg Great tutorial! I wouldn't have guessed it'd be so easy to have a full CI + deploy for a static site all within Cloudron.

Thanks for the thorough reply @girish , I've updated my DNS accordingly and the certificates renewed! I'll figure something out with the Github Pages (or self host on Cloudron!)

Running a full backup test now, will report back results but I'm very excited!

@nebulon Big fan of Dark Mode, thanks for your work to add it!

@girish Awesome! This is such exciting new! Thank you for prioritizing it and getting it into the next release.

I'm curious...

1. Will it be using the native B2 API or with their S3 compatible API?
2. Will it be optimized to support rsync backups and not just tar/zip?

Again, huge kudos for baking in B2 support!

@d19dotca Oh wow, that sounds like exactly the symptom I was seeing of truncated contacts for ones with many phone / email addresses. Thanks for chiming in, I had no idea that was an Exchange ActiveSync limitation.

I'm in the process of migrating my SOGo instance to a new Cloudron server and am trying to manually export, then import contacts and calendar. Contacts appears initially to work but on inspection, the imported set is missing a lot of phone numbers, email addresses, and other fields within the contact entries. Has anyone experienced this before? Any idea how best to address it?

One idea would be linking both instances with a desktop Contacts syncing app and manually drag the entries over. It seems like a lot of legwork to handle what surprisingly seems like a broken export or import feature of SOGo.

@girish Thanks, I'll proceed with that for Sogo. For future reference, is there a better CardDAV/CalDAV client you'd recommend that is easier to operate for backups/restores?

While I've got you here, is Bitwarden as easy as restoring the app backup since it's not tied to any LDAP?

@humptydumpty Thanks, I did see that. For email, I'm unsure how much is manual. For example, I have contacts and calendar data in Sogo. Do I need to recreate the identical usernames in the new Cloudron for that data to map correctly? What if the Gid/Uid for the user end up being different? Similarly for Nextcloud, is there a known happy path for what is necessary to restore an app to a different Cloudron and map the user data?

@neurokrish Agreed, I want to split my current Cloudron into 2 where one has email, Sogo, Bitwarden, and everything else is on my home server Cloudron.

I currently have a single Cloudron instance on a beefy VPS but want to split it between my home server for data intensive apps (ie. Nextcloud) and a cheap VPS for email since my house doesn't have a static IP. What would be the recommended way to migrate just email and Bitwarden to the cheap VPS but all other apps and data to my new Cloudron on my home server?

@girish Seemed like maybe Ubuntu was finishing some updates on boot which was blocking ssh from starting. I was pinging on 80 and 443 ports but ssh wasn't responding on 22 or 202 for a while.

I think my Cloudron is on 6.2.4 (7.0.X has been failing to update since it was released) and Ubuntu 18. Cloudron prompted to reboot after I assume some Ubuntu updates and now Cloudron won't load. The server seems to be online based on ping of the IP and domains but I can't ssh into the box and nothing loads in the browser. It's on a discount VPS so I don't have a UI from the hosting provider to see the logs on the box. Any ideas on how to debug this further or roll it back other than a full restore from backup?

Update 1: ssh now works, maybe reboot was taking a long time
Update 2: I ran /home/yellowtent/box/setup/start.sh from the support docs and after a while Cloudron admin started running. First time I've encountered such a long boot (>20-40 mins) but glad it's back up!

@girish I submitted a ticket from my Cloudron dashboard, many thanks!

@girish I'd have to check with the main moderator for that site but I don't think any plugins have been updated recently. I noticed the app was broken and have tried restarting the app and it keeps failing with the same DB failure, not sure if it correlates to a recent Cloudron upgrade.