When you run a lot of side projects and manage more than several domains, all you want is just combine all those emails address to your main inbox.
With this self-hosting app, you can do more than "forward all".
https://forwardemail.net/#/?id=service-level-agreement
My friend told me about Outline. I tried it I like it.
I love its simplicity, as well as the ability to unblocking the internet access when you are in a country with high censorship.
For now, I need to get a new server to get it worked, but it would be great if I can run on my existing cloud on server.
More article about this:
https://blog.privacytools.io/self-hosting-a-shadowsocks-vpn-with-outline/
https://shadowsocks.org/en/index.html
Will you support xfs in a future?
I have a favorite host called Greenhost. They are carbon neutral, privacy friendly, and full-disk encryption is possible.
But they only support xfs.
I sent them ext4 support request to them but they won't be able to do in near future.
So I'm writing here as xfs support request 
+1 for discourse
Me, too!
It integrates easily with Patreon and Wordpress. It's a must have.
I want to limit the IP addresses which can access to my Cloudron instance (my.mydomain.com) for more security.
Is that technically possible? 
If so, it would love to know how to do it. 
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Let me +1 for this! I was about to post a new request and I'm glad that I found it here.
Etesync is end-to-end encrypted contact and calendar, which support multi-device. It's also listed on privacytools.io.
@will
I just personally feel uncomfortable/insecure when people can access to the login page just by adding "my." in front of the root domain.
That's why I want to limit the access from random people by allowing an IP addresses from my self-hosted VPNs (Yes, OpenVPN).
I love the user-friendly interface!
I was try to use Mailtrain and Mautic, but I needed to learn too many things before I start using them (and ended up give up and start using Revue and Mailchimp)
I'd definitely switch to it when it's out!
@nebulon
I'm still looking into the correct command to execute for my case, but still no clue. (Maybe I should consult a specialist...?)
Iptable looks a bit too advanced for beginners. Still, limiting access to my.yourcloudron.com by IP is one of the essential security features, I think.
If Cloudron UI can let us manage IP address whitelist/blacklist, that'd be a great help for me and people like me.
Thank you 
Upvoted! I'd love to see Pi-hole on Cloudron.
@nebulon
I'm still looking into the correct command to execute for my case, but still no clue. (Maybe I should consult a specialist...?)
Iptable looks a bit too advanced for beginners. Still, limiting access to my.yourcloudron.com by IP is one of the essential security features, I think.
If Cloudron UI can let us manage IP address whitelist/blacklist, that'd be a great help for me and people like me.
Thank you
My question is; is setting up iptables like this sudo iptables -A INPUT -s xxx.xxx.x.x -j ACCEPT can limit the access to the apps on my Cloudron?
I need to achieve these;
Thank you all for your advices!
@will
I just personally feel uncomfortable/insecure when people can access to the login page just by adding "my." in front of the root domain.
That's why I want to limit the access from random people by allowing an IP addresses from my self-hosted VPNs (Yes, OpenVPN).
@eric Thank you for the code snippet!
That's the format of suggestion what I'm exactly seeking for.
At the moment, all that I can do is copy-paste, so... 
.htaccess method would be useful when I want to limit access to individual apps, like Monica or Roundcube.
Thanks anyways!
Upvoted! I'd love to see Pi-hole on Cloudron.
Thank you!
My need is to block IP only for the cloudron login page (my.mydomain.com).
I'm unfamiliar with iptables.
I searched and read some pages on the web, so I'm sorry if I ask you a pointless question.
As far as I read, iptables settings looks it affects all the Linux VPN.
So my concern is whether I will shut the public accesses to my websites on LAMP and Ghost apps when I execute sudo iptables -A INPUT -s xxx.xxx.x.x -j ACCEPT.
I know this forum is not about teaching tech stuff - but I'd be happy if somebody can guide me through.
I want to limit the IP addresses which can access to my Cloudron instance (my.mydomain.com) for more security.
Is that technically possible?
If so, it would love to know how to do it. ️
@jdaviescoates
haha,sure, of course I did 
I love the user-friendly interface!
I was try to use Mailtrain and Mautic, but I needed to learn too many things before I start using them (and ended up give up and start using Revue and Mailchimp)
I'd definitely switch to it when it's out!