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It was resolved by activating the OpenID plugin. I am not sure how it was deactivated in the first place.

@joseph I use WordPress (Managed), and I have auto-updates enabled. It's running the latest version. It was restarted a couple of times. I don't think this is specific to my setup; therefore, I have reported it.

@joseph Yes, it's there.

Seems related, but I didn't update manually.

Hey, there appears to be a problem with the recent changes around the SSO plugins. On the wp-login page, there was no more "login with Cloudron" button. I had to reset the password to be able to log in. After the login, I saw this in the plugin section.

Hey @girish,

I also use the email address and mailbox managed by Cloudron. Besides sending emails, I also want to process bounces with Listmonk (via pop3). But to make it work, I have to open the terminal to get the credentials via printenv for the incoming mailbox. Do the credentials created by Cloudron stay the same, or do they change over time? Is there a better way to do this?

Thanks!

@girish Yes, I've used it. It's for developers, Wagtail just a package for a Django application. So “Supporting wagtail” is like “supporting any arbitrary Django application”. Wagtail makes it easy to build a custom CMS, but you still need a Django developer.