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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.

As Robi is already saying. You can have a look at how other apps are doing this at https://git.cloudron.io/packages. A simple example is at https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/cheat-sheet#one-time-ini as well.

The important thing is that you are creating this file inside of /app/data so that it is part of the persistent and backed up data

@ekevu123 it is this GitHub button which generates the 404:

The url it links to is:
https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize?client_id=Iv23liO6V8UT2lltQbw6&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Ftymeslot.app%2Fauth%2Fgithub%2Fcallback&response_type=code&scope=user%3Aemail&state=k48T-Q4bngldlgP1Sh2dSVyUHd8QQF8g3teeNc6uII0

@jdaviescoates everything needs to start somewhere.

@ekevu123 A nice additional feature would be to get calendars via ews.

I have wanted to check out your app and tried signing up to your hosted version. When signing up via GitHub i am getting a 404 from GitHub. Sign in via Google works. Later when trying to connect a Google calendar i am getting an error that 't****p***ve1@gmail.com' (censored by me, else you would probably be spammed) still needs to approve the app.

Edit: and the timezone detection is weird. I am located in the Netherlands. It auto selected Brussels as my city. When searching there was no Amsterdam. Searching for Berlin brought up the country Denmark.

In your documentation i found this

‘ SECRET=$(openssl rand -base64 64 | tr -d '\n')\ncloudron env set --app tymeslot.yourdomain.com \\n SECRET_KEY_BASE=$SECRET \\n PHX_HOST=tymeslot.yourdomain.com \\n PORT=4000’

Information like the domain are exposed by Cloudron already. https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/cheat-sheet#environment-variables

maybe the Cloudron API can add them and provision certificates

But for that you need to add the domain to Cloudron in general and when/if a customer changes their dns settings to have the given domain no longer point to you, you will see failures to generate new certificates.

At my work we also have a service where users can point domains via cname to our service (to enable auto discover for mail clients). What we are using for this is a caddy based webserver doing on demand tls, which then proxies the requests to our actual app.

You can read more about it at https://caddyserver.com/on-demand-tls

I got an email from OVH last weekend as well. Similar story. Now that super cheap black friday server will cost 50% more on renewal.

Dear Customer,

We are reaching out to let you know about a pricing update on a limited set of OVHcloud VPS and Additional IP addresses. This will apply on your subscription's renewal date, provided it falls on or after Wednesday, 1 April 20261.

The pricing update applies to:

VPS 2026 range (VPS-1 to VPS-6) and VPS in Local Zones.
Additional IPv4 addresses.

This pricing update does not apply to the Kimsufi and So You Start server ranges. Service performance, availability, and support levels will also not change.

Yes, that is possible. Once you have logged in you can click this "server online" text and it opens a menu to give other users access to your current budget.

@3246 I am using Firefox. The flickering you see is when I am doing a reload of the page

https://cdn.9wd.eu/temp/Kooha-2026-02-16-17-39-36.webm

For me I see constantly changing prices on the website. At one moment Emby is 5,99, you do a reload of the page and then its 14,99.

The "Starting at £5.99/mo" is also wrong. As this is the price for monthly payment. When paying per year it is less than 5,99 per month.

Ah yes, I did not have the "i want this existing app, but with .." use case in mind.

@girish said in What's coming in 9.1:

The design requires Dockerfiles to work reliably since the images are not "backed up" .

I think for reliability it would probably be easier to backup the docker images instead of counting on well written Dockerfiles. But on the other hand even for these apps I would think the Cloudron base image will be used most commonly, so the chaos might be minimal.

Personally I would then rather use the community packages where I can have a pre built docker image that i can (more) easily deploy to Cloudron.

@Supaiku in addition to your high load average you also have two apport processes at the top of your list. So something has crashed or was killed and ubuntu is currently collecting logs for this.