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I upgraded from 9.0.17 to 9.1.3 yesterday and everything went smooth as butter! Thanks to the Cloudron team for the awesome work!

Temporary work-around for anyone experiencing the same issue:

1. Access the SQL DB via the Cloudron App Terminal
2. Manually elevate the user via SQL:

UPDATE tc_users SET administrator = 1, userlimit = -1 WHERE email = 'user@domain.com'

3. Do whatever admin tasks you need to do, noting that admin permissions will be removed at next login or app restart.

@p44 You raise several valid points. Infact when I originally setup the I.T infrastructure for my SME, I chose service providers primarily based on technical aspects. Secondary was the cost element, but I did not pay any mind to political aspects.

But recent events (e.g. Russian invasion of Ukraine, Trump's ongoing global trade war) have changed my point of view where I now feel that it is important to make some political considerations as well. After all, as a business, when choosing a trade partner, you want to be assured of a certain level of economic and regulatory stability, both of which are closely tied to politics.

Have companies such as Digital Ocean or Cloudflare wronged me or my business in any way? No
Was I satisfied with service that I received from them? Absolutely yes
Are they directly responsible for the decisions being made by the current US administration? No
Is it unfair for me to stop purchasing their services due to no fault of their own? Perhaps so

In trying to find suitable EU software providers for my business, I am just trying to safeguard the business from any ill effects that could be caused by the political turmoil and uncertainty that lies ahead. It could be the case that in some scenarios, I am unable to find an EU based alternative and therefore must continue to use a US based service. And that's fine too. But at least I would have done what I could to reduce risk and exposure.

Is there any estimated timeframe for the release of 9.0?

@James , I think I found the issue. After googling the time out error message, I came across some threads on other forums which seemed to indicate that it could be related to large email messages that are not being indexed within the 120000 ms / 2 Minutes timeout interval. So I went to mail4's INBOX , deleted the largest email (17.7MB) and then re-ran the script. This time it failed during indexing mail4's TRASH folder. Once I deleted the email from the TRASH folder, voila, indexing was successful.

So perhaps the timeout needs to be increased or be a user defined value.

In my case, I am running my Cloudron instance as a VM on a Synology DS1621+ which features an AMD Ryzen V1500B processor (4 cores, 8 threads, 2.2 Ghz base clock). It isn't a very fast processor so that could be a contributing factor.

Another upvote for Nextcloud AIO. OP created this topic almost 2 years ago and since then, Nextcloud AIO has not only become very stable but also has a mature feature set.

Due to the recent Trump administration shenanigans, I have decided that I will make concerted efforts to reduce my dependency on U.S. software companies, wherever possible. Ever since I came across Cloudron 4 years ago, I have been using Digital Ocean as my VPS provider. However this past weekend, I switched to Hetzner thanks to the number of satisfied users on this forum. The transition went smoothly with only one app (Nextcloud) running into some issues which I was able to resolve by myself using the official Cloudron documentation - so great job @girish @nebulon and the rest of the Cloudron team!

I have also been using Cloudflare DNS during the above period and while I have been happy with the services rendered, I feel that I need to change to a DNS provider incorporated in a country that respects global democracy, such as an EU member state.

Bunny DNS seems to be a popular choice on reddit and is supported on Cloudron. Does anyone here have personal experience with them? Are there other providers worthy of consideration?

And how would I go about migrating from Cloudflare DNS to a new provider with minimal downtime to applications hosted on my Cloudron server?

Thanks in advance for your feedback! Once the DNS migration is complete, I will start to look at migrating my outbound email relay provider (currently Amazon SES) followed by my remote backup provider (Backblaze) to friendlier destinations.

I would love to see more “business” apps such as Odoo, ERPNext, Docmost, OpenCloud etc. At the moment I feel that the Cloudron App store is largely dominated by “developer” and “personal” apps, which I suppose is kind of expected considering the type of crowd that’s into self hosting & open source.

Environment

• Cloudron Version: 9.1.3
• App: Traccar 6.12.2
• User Management: Enabled (Cloudron SSO)

Description

When a user logs in via Cloudron SSO, their administrative permissions within Traccar are automatically reverted to a standard "User" status. Even after manually elevating the user in the database (setting administrator = 1 and userlimit = -1 in the tc_users table), the changes are overwritten the moment the user authenticates via SSO or the app is restarted.

This creates a persistent "Write Access Denied" state for the primary administrator, preventing the management of devices, geofences, or server settings.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Install Traccar on Cloudron with User Management (SSO) enabled.

2. Login via SSO (Initial status is a standard user).

3. Manually elevate the user to admin in the Traccar UI.

4. Confirm Admin access is active in the Traccar UI (Settings and Server menus are visible).

5. Log out and log back in via Cloudron SSO, or restart the app.

6. The user's administrator status in tc_users is reverted to 0x00, and administrative access is lost.

SQL: SELECT email, administrator FROM tc_users WHERE email = '[redacted]';

Expected Behavior
The Cloudron SSO sync should respect existing administrator flags within the Traccar database.

Another upvote to have this in the app store!

Looks like there already is docker image available: https://github.com/traccar/traccar-docker

@p44 @perelin @Gengar thank you for your suggestions, I'll be sure to check them out! Will post an update here once I have made a decision regarding a DNS provider.

Upvoting this. Really pleased that Paperless-ng is now available on Cloudron, but for those of us who need the ability to create multiple user accounts and store files in a folder structure, docspell seems to be a great option.

Now on version 3.0.

This new update comes with a lot of new features:

• Multiple Pages and Easy Layout Management
• Import data from LinkedIn, JSON Resume
• Refreshed UI with a more natural UX
• Export a PDF within 5 seconds
• Get customized links to your resume for easy access/sharing
• Custom-made backend, no more connections to Google/Firebase. Your data is safe, as it has always been.

@nj Thanks for your hard work with this! I am looking forward to the day this becomes available in the app store us n00bs.

I have Kasm running behind a Cloudron reverse proxy and connected to Cloudron's OIDC directory for user authentication. It was pretty straightforward to set up, but if anyone wants/needs a written guide, I am happy to do so.

I was attempting to send user invitations via the Stirling-PDF app but noticed the SMTP settings are currently unconfigured. Looking at the package, it appears that Managed SMTP isn't currently enabled for this app.

Could we update the Cloudron app to include the Cloudron SMTP app relay? This would allow the app to automatically use Cloudron’s built-in mail server settings via environment variables, rather than requiring users to manually configure external SMTP credentials within the app UI.

@timconsidine thanks for the info. I am using Unifi Protect as my NVR (albeit with Dahua ONVIF cameras) but I use Frigate's object detection to trigger automations in Home Assistant. For example, if a person is detected in the front yard, turn on a light etc. This is why I was trying to integrate Frigate into Home Assistant as the integration turns your cameras into motion and presence sensors.

There is a way to do something similar using the Unifi Protect integration for Home Assistant which does not require the HACS add on, however I would need to purchase some additonal hardware from Ubiquiti in order to get object detection for 3rd party cameras working in Unifi Protect: https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/up-ai-port

What is the current status of the OpenCloud package? I see that it is still hidden in the App Store but receiving updates. Does the Cloudron team intend to resolve the backup issue and roll out the package in the future?

I can confirm that this issue was fixed with the changes made in the Cloudron app as well as upstream by the Traccar developers several months ago.