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@jdaviescoates said in How do I install Bluesky with a Cloudron server?:

If you want to try self hosting the various bits of Bluesky, here is a recent guide

https://alice.bsky.sh/post/3laega7icmi2q

But I note e.g. it says:

make sure you have at least ~4.5 TB of disk space (maybe more)

okay I found the solution :
In Postgres, you have to set "storage" to "0" (in videoStreamingPlaylist) with the video id

the second link (everything on the second link)

This is not possible in Cloudron's Web Terminal . A slightly different approach is to just use a custom cron - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#cron . cron will run in the "background" and not attached to a terminal. Cron jobs logs are also sent to the App logs.

@cocam123 whoops, you are right! I forgot there is an option in the UI for this 🙂

The exact checkbox text is Remote file system supports chown

I think we have to go back to the original question. What's the original issue? Using tools like df in /var/lib/docker/overlay2 won't work.

@cocam123 Cloudron does not support installing external software as such. With that warning, https://docs.cloudron.io/networking/#whitelist-ports will help you expose the port. Cloudron has it's own firewall written on top of iptables and does not use ufw.

I forgot to update this topic, sorry. But the problem has been fixed (I changed the object storage server)

@cocam123 as @timconsidine said, Cloudron is not designed to run alongside 3rd party software. The best approach here is to run your public stuff in a separate VM. Then, as @matix131997 said use the app proxy feature. This will set up nginx to proxy all the requests for the domain to this separate VM . App Proxy was designed specifically for the use case of running software outside of the VM and re-using the IP.

Peertube seems to have a guide at https://docs.joinpeertube.org/maintain/migration which involves db based migration, so you have to try it out.