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I'm hosting a mastodon instance and a minio storage on the same Cloudron. Both subdomains are setup to use the Cloudflare proxy. I tried resolving minio's URL using the mastodon container's terminal and I realized that it resolves to the Cloudflare proxy IP. This could cause unnecessary external network traffic. So I tried different S3 settings in the mastodon env.production in order to make it communicate with minio locally. I finally manager to make it work using the Docker container ID. So I wanted to share this in case it can be helpful to someone. Here is what it looks like:

S3_HOSTNAME=minio.example.com
S3_ENDPOINT=http://1234567-890-123-456-1234567:9000

Unfortunately I didn't manager to do the same with Nextcloud for connecting to Collabora.

Hello,

I have installed AdGurard Home on an external dedicated server (not in my home network)

When my home router (a fritzbox) send DNS over TLS requests to AdGuard, those show up with the correct client IP, or the corresponding reverse from my ISP.
For when I'm not at home, I have setup a DNS proxy on my Mac, (cloudflared installed through homebrew), to send encrypted DNS requests over HTTPS to the server: https://dns.MYSERVER.COM/dns-query
This works very well but for those requests, the client IP shown in the AGH dashboard is a local P from by server. 172.18.0.1

Could anyone help me with that? How can I make the client's IP being shown instead?

@girish That's it! SpamHaus check is now green.

My non-Cloudron users are unable to sign-in since the last update. They do not receive the magic signin link by email anymore.
I've tested this by creating a new test account. The invitation email was received. But after entering the email address on the connection page, no magic signing link is sent.
I've also restarted the server, which did not resolve the issue.

@shanelord01 Maybe the title of the app request could be updated to "Bluesky Personal Data Server" ? As this is the docker container that would be self-hosted through Cloudron.
I've watched this recent how-to video of someone installing Bluseky PDS on a raspberry pi and it seems that the docker installation and setup has become pretty straight forward.

I have moved my server to a connection with a changing IP address. I have enabled the Dynamic DNS feature, which seems to work well. But it only updates the records for the apps, not the one for the Mail Server Location.
Is there a way to enable this ?
Also, how long does it take Cloudron to update the name server after an IP change ? (I'm using Cloudflare)

I confirm that the the update fixes the issue on my instantce of outline.

@girish said in Dynamic DNS and Mail Server Location:

@gerard that's quite brave to run a mail server with dynamic IP

@girish Yeah it's silly and unreliable But not meant for any serious usage.

Thank you for fixing it.

Hello,

I received an availability notification for Cloudron 8 but haven't upgraded yet. I'm about to migrate my installation to a new server.

• Would you recommend upgrading first or will the restore of a v7.7.2 backup work fine on a fresh install of v8 ?

• Is it still advisable to install v8 on Ubuntu 22.04 ? (The release notes state an "initial support for 24.04" that doesn't sound like it's fully supported yet.

Thank you