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Nevermind. In case someone finds this, you can enable it in the config. https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/ghost/

Members in Ghost do not have their gravatars shown. I'm not sure if this has always been the case or if I just noticed it - but I do know they are supposed to be there.

@d19dotca Thank you! I was definitely missing the 'export' in the env.sh file. Adding it and rebooting solves the issues after upgrading.

I've reverted to package 2.4.0 and it works fine, but package 2.4.1 or after does not respect the TRACKER_SCRIPT_NAME setting in the env.sh file.

@girish That worked! And the migration worked properly. Thank you!

@girish I see the issue - it's not available for my upgrade path for some reason. I had to lock my current version at package version 1.51 due to the upgrade issues. However, the current version of Umami should fix the upgrade issues - it's just not avaialble as an upgrade for me in Cloudron... it's forcing the new version to be a new install only.

@girish Platform version: v7.3.4 (Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS)

@girish Thanks. The pop-up when I click upgrade shows:

@nebulon Umami now has updated their software that seemingly solves a lot of people's former migration issues. Any word on when an updated Cloudron package will come containing their most recent build (1.39.5 from November '22)?

@girish This should be unacceptable to Cloudron IMO. If Umami can't provide reliable updates or at least release a repaired update after it's known to be broken, it shouldn't be in Cloudron. I use Cloudron so I don't have to deal with these kinds of things and certainly won't reinstall and start from scratch due to a bug in an update - that would include re-tagging 7 sites currently tracked in the software.

@Neiluj That sure is the issue. @staff - maybe just adding a note in the Cloudron docs would be enough for this issue.

Adding any environment variables to the env file and then restarting the container causes the app to never start.

For example - on a new install, add FORCE_SSL = 1 to the env file and restart the container. The error log contains:

May 24 20:30:40 /app/data/env: line 5: FORCE_SSL: command not found
May 24 20:31:41 ==> Changing ownership
May 24 20:31:41 => Building database
May 24 20:31:41 /app/data/env: line 5: FORCE_SSL: command not found
May 24 20:32:41 ==> Changing ownership
May 24 20:32:41 => Building database
May 24 20:32:41 /app/data/env: line 5: FORCE_SSL: command not found

And it will continually stay in this state creating the errors forever until the container is stopped.

@girish This isn't working. Trying to move servers - have a 7.2.0 backup and installed at Hetzner with version 7.2.0. The restore path properly fills in from the backup, but cannot get around the "remotePath must be a string" error message even after editing the function mentioned in restore.js and rebooting the server.

EDIT: Nevermind. I've reverted everything to using 7.1.4 and it was fine. I saw your note on the top of this to force the new server to install 7.1.4 but I had been doing the opposite and using 7.2.0.

@necrevistonnezr I’m surprised this hasn’t got more attention! Maybe it’s improved even more since the original post but it’s beautiful and exactly what I would want in a photo library alternative!

@girish Wow! That was fast. I'll give it a run over the next couple of days. Thank you!

@girish - yes, sort of related but SimpleLogin is a wonderful application and would make for a single place to easily create and manage temp or permanent email forwarders.

Hope we can get eyes on this one. SimpleLogin.io is all set for Docker already and is really an amazing program. Would love to self host it.

Lychee supports HEIC as of version 4.0.6 and Cloudron is using a more recent version of that. However, HEIC upload is not working for some reason (default photo extension on iOS). The logs when trying to upload show:

2021-02-12 17:43:17 -- error   -- App\Actions\Photo\Extensions\Checks::file_type -- 102 -- Photo type not supported: XXXXXXXXXXXX.heic

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Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.

Cool thanks for the update!