Generally, I am wary of putting this information for general use (and even in docs) because many things can go wrong . So, please, if you care about the data, don't hesitate to contact us on support@ . We help regardless of the subscription plan.
@dfldadm I've built a couple custom apps that target Cloudron as a deployment platform, and published a sample of how to build/deploy to a Cloudron from GitHub Actions. Several of us would be happy to help you get that figured out if you run into any issues. In my experience, it's been roughly as easy as Heroku to operate once you get that initial setup done.
@dfldadm Something to try might be to disable any plugins you have installed and see if it helps. Does reverting to the previous backup sort out the issue? If so, what you can do is something like this:
make a backup of the app in it's current state.
revert to nc 18, so you have it all working again
disable automatic updates for the app
create a clone from nc from the backup of step 0 to another location. use this to experiment with plugins and various commands to figure out what the issue is.
@NCKNE Currently, there is no way to tie two separate Cloudron's together. So, you are right that this sort of ends up with two separate user bases.
Thanks for your nice words! We do see this multi-host is requested often, so maybe it's something we can look into the next release.
