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Dear all,

So I have a Cloudron VM running (private server @home) on a proxmox server. All running well no issues. I have emby running for all the pictures and videos. I have some security camera's running which can be connected with emby with the RTSP protocol.

The camera's are running in a seperate (with no internet access) VLAN. I want to give the cloudron instance direct access to this VLAN so emby can serve the direct video feed to users.

What would be the best way to go about it? I can manually change docker parts, but that does not feel like a good idea. I don't want to interfere with cloudron. I rather have no feed than a broken VM.

Simply adding the camera's to the LAN is not an option. I want to keep them separated from the internet connection.

Similar to Nextcloud. Though it has the focus more on a smaller set of functions and seems more mature.

https://www.seafile.com/en/home/

Dear all,

I have a proxmox host here and installed a fresh ubuntu 20.04 (server edition) as a VM. All went well, took the normal path with the installation from Cloudron. I restart the machine and I boot into a pretty empty Gnome desktop environment....

Is this new in 6.0.1? Seems like a weird thing to me on a server installation.

@girish Interesting, any ETA on when 6.0 is coming?

Concerning the volume concept. I read another post (maybe you or another dev around here) mentioning that a "shared" folder/volume is not working as it should be. E.g. nextcloud is ignoring files when added to the volume and don't show up inside of the Nextcloud web UI. Is that still the case or is that fixed?

@girish

Though when I look in the documentation (specifically the disk layout): https://docs.cloudron.io/storage/#app-data-directory after installation there is a new folder made in the appsdata folder. Does this mean that the data put in the nextcloud docker instance are stored on the disk/folder itself and are not stored within the docker instance? This would be a good thing, storing all the data inside of the nextcloud instance would seem like bad practice

Cache has already been cleared. Tried on both firefox and opera on ubuntu and on firefox on a iphone. Mobile does not seem to suffer from this issue.

Firefox seems to keep "hanging". Opera starts with the same issue, but recovers after ~7-8 sec and seems to do a hard refresh (which solves the problem).

My feeling is saying that a local IP address from a DNS resolve is kind of "wrong", maybe a browser does not like that. I tried experimenting with hairpinning and that kind of stuff too.

Update:

I installed ubuntu directly on a system and cloudron on top. 16GB, 4 cores and 256gb storage. VM was the first thought, but installed directly to compare the behavior.

I also installed cloudron on a EC2 instance. No problemo....

Yes all apps and the cloudron admin page itself too. When app has it the others do the same at the same time. I did a complete reinstall already. Same problem.

office= onlyoffice document server

Absolutely. And the requests which make the system hang are https too

Cloudron is installed, but I am not there yet. I get a random disconnect or some request takes ages or gets blocked (firefox debug manager).

When I do wget, I get the following:

https://office.<domain>/
Resolving office.<domain> (office.<domain>)... <localIP>
Connecting to office.<domain> (office.<domain>)|<localIP>|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Moved Temporarily
Location: http://office.<domain>/cloudron [following]
URL transformed to HTTPS due to an HSTS policy
https://office.<domain>/cloudron
Reusing existing connection to office.<domain>:443.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently
Location: http://office.<domain>/cloudron/ [following]
URL transformed to HTTPS due to an HSTS policy
https://office.<domain>/cloudron/
Reusing existing connection to office.<domain>:443.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 2228 (2,2K) [text/html]

The amount of redirects seems strange to me when I start off with a request to the https address directly.

I get the feeling that there is some kind of loop when requesting a page. Ctrl + F5 seems to solve the issue and makes the page load instantly. Some even get blocked according to the firefox debug inspector.

IT WORKS! THANK YOU

I think I got it, Amazon thingy... Let's see if that helps

Many thanks for the response.

Using Amazon Route53 here. I am getting the error: queryNs ESERVFAIL <domain>

There are NS records present and point to Amazon itself

Addition:

Goal:

Cloudron installed on a machine within local network. Without port forwarding or domain. Accepting a self signed cert is good enough right now.

Dear all,

I wanna install cloudron locally, but I am failing horribly.

This means I don't want to excess it directly over the internet. I do have a domain, but I am more the fine with a self signed cert.

I tried the following things:

1. Set up a local DNS server (https://cloudron.io/documentation/networking/)
2. Set up a domain overwrite on my router (https://cloudron.io/documentation/networking/)
3. I followed these instructions

Currently I have no idea anymore on where to start. Some direction would be really helpful.