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Is it possible to install a Runner for Gitlab's CI or is there any documentation on the process?

I attempted to change the Domain settings on the old provider then backup and restore from the new file, but that doesn't appear to work and instead I end up with the same initial issue. This would seem to imply that backups are inherently tied to the provider that Cloudron was initialized with and not the domain settings, which doesn't seem optimal because unlike the domain settings the provider cannot be changed in the GUI settings.

Is there a .conf file which could be edited to change what Cloudron perceives as the provider? Or is there a way to restore User data after Cloudron has been initialized?

I've made some progress, using a new instance on the older provider restored fine which leads be to believe its an issue that caused the restore to fail partway if the Domain settings aren't the same as when the backup was taken.

I changed hosting and was looking to restore the Cloudron instance on the new provider, however in the restore process I encountered a strange issue. After the restore none of the user accounts or apps were preserved, despite the presence of the app_ tars in the directory and then I was asked to create a new Admin account. This is strange as I know it was able to successfully download and decrypt the backup as the custom icon had been recovered from the process.

Is there something obvious which would be causing this issue and are there any work arounds to restoring box or app data after setup?

@girish I've tried several, including connecting on the Nextcloud App Mail client as well as the SOGo App mail client. What convinced me this was an IMAP configuration issue was connecting to a different mail server and seeing that emails sent through it we're threaded by default, while emails sent through Cloudron's remained unthreaded and there existed no setting to change it.

Is it possible to enable sorting of emails by threads on Cloudron's default IMAP server?
Dovecot's website doesn't appear to have any documentation on this topic and I'm wondering if there are any additional resources on configuring it if its possible.

I overlooked the closed tickets on Cloudron's NextCloud git repo. Setting the SMTP server to port 25 without encryption solved the issue as per the suggestion in this thread.

When trying to setup the NextCloud email client, the process fails with the following error:

Error while creating the account: Creating account failed: Server does not support TLS connections.

In manual configuration IMAP host is set to port 993 with SSL/TLS and SMTP is set to port 587 with STARTTLS as per documentation.

On the server, both ports 993 and 587 are open with netstat output

tcp6 0 0 :::993 :::* LISTEN
tcp6 0 0 :::587 :::* LISTEN

In reveiwing the issue, I discovered NextCloud doesn't support any thing but TLS1, does Cloudron only use TLS1.2?