Hello. I have a problem with the new user invitation email.

I changed the UI language of my cloudron server to spanish, and now the invitation email is sent completely empty. If I change back to english, the email is ok. It seems that there is something broken in the spanish translation for the email templates.

Looking at https://translate.cloudron.io/translate/cloudron/dashboard/es/?offset=1&q=welcomeEmail&sort_by=-priority%2Cposition&checksum= I see two keys (welcomeTo and subject) that contain a "@" character ("Bienvenid@ a Cloudron"). Perhaps this is confusing the template system and causing an error.

I don't know how this work. Perhaps this character may be escaped, or else the string changed to "Bienvenido/a", that is also a standard spanish way of having a gender neutral expression (I'm native speaking spanish).

Meanwhile, do you know any workaround we can use, until this is solved? Thanks.

Hi. I have a question that is complicated, but would be very useful.

I administer a Cludron setup for a volunteer association, and have a huge problem with passwords. As they don't use the services in a daily basis, but rather occasionally, people constantly keep forgetting their Cloudron password. And many stop using the services because they get tired of the process of getting the link to reset the password and choosing a new one each time they want to consult the nextcloud or comment something in the chat. So they revert to using whatsapp or gogle drive, and the association loses the track of all this data.

I think it would be much better if they could login with their google, twitter or instagram accounts.

I know that it's not simple, because of the single-sign-on mechanism used in Cloudron, via LDAP. But I wonder if there is any possibility.

Currently, the most important apps we are using are Nextcloud, Rocket.chat and Wekan. I know at least the two first one have social login capability. Do you think I could set it up, and would it work with users synchronized with the Cloudron LDAP directory?

Thanks

I still need cloudron login, because many people are using it now.

I'm going to try to activate social login in nextcloud and rocket chat, and see if it merges the social token with the existing account. If so, the problem should be solved.

If you are using Nextcloud, or don't mind installing it, you can try the Polls module:

https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/polls

Thanks very much! I've tested it and now it works ok.

Will you be able to run your tests multi language?

I still need cloudron login, because many people are using it now.

I'm going to try to activate social login in nextcloud and rocket chat, and see if it merges the social token with the existing account. If so, the problem should be solved.

Hello. I have a problem with the new user invitation email.

I changed the UI language of my cloudron server to spanish, and now the invitation email is sent completely empty. If I change back to english, the email is ok. It seems that there is something broken in the spanish translation for the email templates.

Looking at https://translate.cloudron.io/translate/cloudron/dashboard/es/?offset=1&q=welcomeEmail&sort_by=-priority%2Cposition&checksum= I see two keys (welcomeTo and subject) that contain a "@" character ("Bienvenid@ a Cloudron"). Perhaps this is confusing the template system and causing an error.

I don't know how this work. Perhaps this character may be escaped, or else the string changed to "Bienvenido/a", that is also a standard spanish way of having a gender neutral expression (I'm native speaking spanish).

Meanwhile, do you know any workaround we can use, until this is solved? Thanks.

Hi. I have a question that is complicated, but would be very useful.

I administer a Cludron setup for a volunteer association, and have a huge problem with passwords. As they don't use the services in a daily basis, but rather occasionally, people constantly keep forgetting their Cloudron password. And many stop using the services because they get tired of the process of getting the link to reset the password and choosing a new one each time they want to consult the nextcloud or comment something in the chat. So they revert to using whatsapp or gogle drive, and the association loses the track of all this data.

I think it would be much better if they could login with their google, twitter or instagram accounts.

I know that it's not simple, because of the single-sign-on mechanism used in Cloudron, via LDAP. But I wonder if there is any possibility.

Currently, the most important apps we are using are Nextcloud, Rocket.chat and Wekan. I know at least the two first one have social login capability. Do you think I could set it up, and would it work with users synchronized with the Cloudron LDAP directory?

Thanks

@fbartels it's true! didn't see it

Perhaps it will be good to mention it in the API docs:
https://docs.cloudron.io/api.html#tag/Cloudron

Thanks very much for the help, anyway...

To use the Cloudron API, currently you must give a token that is obtained vi a call to the login endpoint.

This means that, if you want to make a script that calls this API in an automatic way, you must store somewhere the actual password of a real Cloudron user in plain text.

I wish it were possible to create an application API Key from some place in the cloudron panel, and use it to authenticate calls, as it's done in many other similar APIs.