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@necrevistonnezr ah but that explains why it rejected the password

@girish ah, that explains it then. Seeing I was not the only one to that made that mistake i welcome the fix to detect the bullets automatically.

@necrevistonnezr said:

An app password for mail clients doesn’t work

Hmm.. I cannot reproduce this. For me the login works with my users password or an app password with the mail client scope.

I am currently testing different projects that implement the EWS protocol and came across cypht. I have created a community app to easily install it on cloudron: https://ca.cloudron.io/app/cypht

There seems to be a parsing issue with the recent changes:

It is cutting off the first two characters it seems.

I see that store is already starting to fill up. I think the individual app listing could use an entry to the source code of the app. Currently the links to website/documentation often go to the upstream projects.

Some apps, for example https://ca.cloudron.io/app/matrix-whatsapp-bridge, use the author field to link to a source repo.

Maybe instead of the "contact" value

@james said:

https://git.cloudron.io/apps/community-store

There still seem to be some permissions missing. Even after logging into the Cloudron Gitlab I only get a 404 for this project.

Yes, I can confirm that the verification mail is now delivered.

But strange that ntfy did not give a proper error message here, I upped the logging to trace and could not find any more logging related to mail sending in ntfy.

@robi how did you land at "api"?

If you want an ai agent to handle your inbox then there are probably better apis than the imap protocol, yes. but that is a different topic to oidc and mfa.

I think the main holdup is that there are hardly any mail clients out there that can make use of oauth 2.0 with providers other than google/microsoft/... I think the best way for now is to only allow app password logins for imap/smtp connections.

I just stumbled upon this as well. At least for the email verification part. It seems one of the last releases has added email addresses for accounts and I wanted to add this to mine, but apart from this log line:

2026/07/10 11:09:58 INFO Resending email verification (email=xx@xx.eu, http_method=POST, http_path=/v1/account/email/resend, tag=account, user_id=xx, user_name=felix, visitor_auth_attempts_remaining=30, visitor_emails=2, visitor_emails_limit=24, visitor_emails_remaining=22, visitor_id=ip:xxx, visitor_ip=xxx, visitor_messages=0, visitor_messages_limit=17280, visitor_messages_remaining=17280, visitor_requests_remaining=19, visitor_seen=2026-07-10T11:09:58.274Z, visitor_topic_creations_remaining=92)

Nothing else happens. I also dont see any logging regarding this in the Cloudron event log for email.

Thank you

When going to the App status page at https://www.cloudron.io/appstatus.html none of the app icons are shown and instead generate a 404.

When looking at the code it seems the icons that are using in the shop have changed their filenames.

PS: why are you using https://www.cloudron.io/store/index.html for the link to the shop and not the much nicer looking https://www.cloudron.io/store/? /rant

Hi @luckow,
congrats on the launch!

What function does it serve that i need to add my Cloudron server in the settings and why does it go via the ip?

When installing two apps I am getting and error that it cannot pull from the registry:

Jun 02 21:14:30 tasks: setCompleted - 23938: {"result":null,"error":{"message":"Unable to pull image apps.safeserver.de/de.safeserver.openslides.cloudron:1.0.0. Please check the network or if the image needs authentication. statusCode: 401","reason":"Docker Error"},"percent":100}

Create and manage Sanctum personal access tokens.

I see you are using Laravel.

Hi,

I noticed that on my Cloudron (9.2.0) the current version is not shown:

I can reproduce this on my.demo.cloudron.io as well by installing a fresh surfer app.

That sounds like a classic timezone issue. Allday appointments don't really need timezone information, but lots of client still include them.

And when a client then parses it, that wants to use a different timezone you end up with an appointment that is shown over multiple days because it starts at e.g. 1:00 and not 0:00 because of the timezone.

Calendars are not as easy as they look.

If the bots are compliant to it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt would be the tool you are looking for. This file can already be managed through the Cloudron UI.

When it comes to preventing bad actors then https://docs.crowdsec.net/ could be worthwhile to look into.

I just learned about https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/ it is a repackaged server to make self hosting the sync server easier.

This example lists the environment variables that it needs to have set for external redis and mongodb:
https://github.com/grishy/any-sync-bundle/blob/main/compose.external.yml

@fanvyr said:

For a Cloudron app that means building a new image, push it and update your app. No magic. (And for sure no complicated strapi transfer workaround needed....).

Maybe what is then needed is a kind of example or started git project that one can fork and add their own personal website on top of this fork. Maybe add example github/gitea actions to it.

@LoudLemur said:

git clone [your-repo-url] docassemble-cloudron

you didn't actually post your code. So far you post is just one big ai hallucination without something one can actually test .

Edit: ah it was buried at the very end.