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@fbartels Thanks for the already asked link.

The solution worked from the link:

sudo growpart /dev/sda 3
sudo resize2fs /dev/sda3

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I was able to run the scripts. I just needed to init them with npm init and add the packages in the package.json. Each of them has their own node_modules now. Thanks for your help

@girish It is working now!

I've found a good doc from Namecheap themselves:

Namecheap DOC about Sendgrid

It's important to not add the domain part in the CNAME entries! Hopefully this helps someone else in the future

Thank you for your commitment @girish

Thanks @shrey and @girish for the guides

@moocloud_matt
Here is the link for their newest version 9
https://docs.directus.io/reference/cli/#snapshot-the-data-model

I am also using Directus 9 and used it during their rc-phase

I figured it out. There was an issue in namecheap because after checking the ip adress in dnschecker it had two ip addresses: One was the server ip and the other from namecheap. Now there is only one available after chatting with them.

@nebulon I just added a new dns record on Namecheap manually. After this action, cloudron was able to add my second domain

@nebulon Yeah I did. Forgot to mention it here. Thank you @girish !!

@girish
On sendgrid I've found the sender authentication menu entry, where it can generate dns entries to apply into my dns provider. Added my domain there and got 3 CNAME entries. I added them into my dns provider and changed the cloudron internal stmp to sendgrid.
I will give you an update if this works.

In my case, it also works with table plus