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Bitwarden announced a new deployment option with low requirements for the hardware:
https://bitwarden.com/de-DE/help/install-and-deploy-unified-beta/

@girish @nebulon Is it planned to integrate that into Cloudron?

I suspect the problem is this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29422709/cant-connect-to-ec2-instance-over-http-from-outside-aws

@nebulon Works. Thanks for the fast fix.

Thanks for your feedback. Hopefully after the beta it gets part of the Cloudron family.

@ajtatum Would be great to have the app within Cloudron. Right now it's self-managed by ourselves with Portainer.

@girish Nice, thanks for implementing.

GitLab announced in Version 15.7 the new beta feature for the VS Code Web IDE. I tried to test it, but without success.

Maybe someone in the community tried it with success?

@d19dotca Same here. We're currently using it self-hosted, but I would prefer to shift it to Cloudron, because it's less time to maintain and a harmonized concept for all the stuff around.

We're using SendGrid in combination with Cloudron and every time we invite users with a Google/Gmail email address, the invitation is classified as spam email by Google. If you move the email manually to the inbox, Google seems to automatically learn with that action and classifies the next emails delivered by GitLab not as spam.

SendGrid sender authentication is completed, also DKIM, SPF and DMARC are set and validated. Domain reputation pointed out by SendGrid is 100 %.

The Cloudron built in test emails are delivered to the same Google addresses without the spam classification.

Send a test email from the GitLab rails console, it also works. Maybe a problem with the email template GitLab is using?

Tests with some other email providers were successful, only with Google we're running into this behaviour.

Maybe anyone else had a similar problem/can provide a workaround?