@jdaviescoates I'm loving the concept of having a modular phone. Fairphone seems great but I'd like to have the PCB/Mobo replaceable too.
@timconsidine I totally agree with you. Speaking of computer parts, I won the lottery yesterday with EVGA and got picked for a RTX 3060. I've been on that damn waiting list for months. Almost cried yesterday 
@atridad I have an iphone XR (it's my first iphone) and before that I've had mid range Android devices (Moto G, Nokia 7.1, etc.) and flashing custom ROMs were problematic or non-existent for my devices which was a bummer. Most of the ROMs I've come across work mostly on high end phones and more specifically, Pixel phones but that's not the reason why I prefer feature phones. Maybe it's nostalgia but I like the lighter/smaller size of phones when I'm out and about.
@scooke I have a story to share about my last "old" Nokia phone too but it has a better ending than yours. I forgot the model but it was a flip phone and I had a thin transparent hard cover for it. It was quiet Sunday afternoon and I was driving downhill for a joy ride and had the phone in my hand while sticking my arm out of the window. I must have relaxed my grip too much and I dropped it. I ran it over and it continued to slide down the road before coming to a stop. I pull aside and retrieved it to find that it was still alive. The outer cover broke and the phone suffered from minor scratches but that was the extent of the damage. Nokia quality at its best.
@scooke Thanks. It's weird that these phones don't come up in a regular search. I was browsing through r/dumbphones and all you see are reviews for crappy ones but in the comments a mod mentioned "de-googled" phones and listed some of the above.
I forgot to post the TLDR for each phone so here goes:
Mudita Pure: connectivity (desktop apps and bluetooth) & low SAR
Light Phone II: really limited (by design) for those that want the simplicity
Punkt MP02: dedicated buttons for the most used tools and Pigeon (Signal Protocol)
There's also another phone that I should have included in the list and it's the SunBeam F1. The phone has three different models with each having a bit more tools than the rest (same price tag though).
It has all the bells and whistles you'd expect but it also has GPS/Navigation!
@brutalbirdie I wasn't sure if there are any Cloudron specific steps to follow or if standard linux commands applied here Thanks for the info!
I just finished upgrading from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 and it went flawlessly (as far as I can tell) and that's a real shocker (gonna push my luck here) so how do you increase the swap size?
Current Server Specs: v6.3.5 (Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS) DigitalOcean with 4GB RAM and 1GB Swap.
I needed a feature phone last month when I decided to resume my daily walks at the nearby trail so I landed on the Nokia 6300 4G. It's a good phone for the price ($70 USD) but I tried de-googling it with no success but here are some phones that I've come across that are worth a mention.
Mudita Pure
Enjoy Life. Offline.
Your Modern Minimalist Phone. Mindful design, essential functionalities, an eye-friendly E Ink display, an open source OS and ultralow SAR value.
Full Specs: https://mudita.com/products/pure/specs/
The Light Phone II is an unlocked, 4G LTE mobile phone. It's a simple phone with a few essential tools. It uses a unique e-ink display and has a completely custom typographic-based interface.
It's a phone, it calls and texts. There is a customizable menu of simple tools, and a dashboard website to manage everything. There is a headphone jack, bluetooth, and it can be used as a personal hotspot.
Available tools currently include an alarm, a calculator, a simple music player, and a podcasts tool. The phone also supports hotspot tethering.
Weird website - browse through their FAQ to read the tech specs: https://www.thelightphone.com/faq
Full Specs: https://www.punkt.ch/en/products/mp02-4g-mobile-phone/#specs
@jodumont I read somewhere that the biggest user group of linux is the US military. I'll try to find a source for you. Open source is seen as a positive, not a negative. The military from other nations also use Linux like China and Turkey...
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/the-navys-newest-warship-is-powered-by-linux/
https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-air-forces-secure-linux-distribution/
@girish It's from Sam's Club so yeah it's Walmart. I've seen something similar elsewhere though, can't remember where.
Edit: I went through that forum thread. I can confirm I ran into issues as well with that captcha. I thought it was related to my VPN.
@rosano I like going through lists because that's how I discover new awesome apps!
Here's how to edit your profile pic: Top right icon --> Edit Profile --> Change Picture
It's expanding from a simple email alias app to an "online identity protector" with the addition of phone number masking, bank card masking, and a sign in button.
@carrabelloy-0 I'm bench jeweler and use CAD for designing/prototyping so my job consists of both physical and digital work and I still fail to see why you're belittling digital work. Time and effort spent are the same no matter if it's digital or physical labor. Besides, I think that digital work is more tiresome and damaging to our bodies. My weight and back pain is proof of that.
P.S. Google translate is doing a HORRIBLE job at translating. Maybe you should use the 30€ towards some English learning courses 
Also, easy on the attitude.
Last times the churches in the village.
Is this an actual saying in Germany? What on earth does it mean?
I'm using Cloudron for both business and personal use on the same server but its for my own use and I don't resell services (hosting/apps) so I don't make money from Cloudron's features exactly but even so, the price tag is worth it for me. I can see where you're coming from though because you can resell access to apps to unlimited users and pay the same price as I do (within server resource limits). I snatched the coupon a while back and pay $15/mo but @nebulon pointed out once, keeping up with monthly payments increases the risk of payment failure, etc. and that takes more time to manage so I'm thinking of paying yearly when CR 7 is out and I redeploy the server. At the end of the day, you have a choice what to use and whom you choose to support. The CR team and the whole community here are just awesome, it's a shame you can't (or don't want to) see that.
@girish I just logged into Wordpress (dev) with my CR user that has 2FA enabled and it didn't ask me for the code. Is there an option I need to enable somewhere or is this feature still on the to-do list?
@fbartels I haven't had a single downtime that would justify setting up DNS failover but thought it might be good to have if it's doable. I think having multiple backups and a good disaster recovery plan is more beneficial for my use-case. But if it makes any difference, the app that I was interested in protecting is my WP/Woocommerce store.
@d19dotca I guess I'll have to wait and see if Cloudron's multi-server functionality would work for this use-case. Thanks Dustin.
I just attended DNSMadeEasy's webinar about how to set up DNS failover and it got me wondering how I'm supposed to auto-replicate my server on a backup server that's on a complete different provider. Suggestions?
@timconsidine NodeBB is great but I've spotted this forum running slow often so Flarum might be a better choice if it's lighter on resources (which I think it is).
Below is the "hardware requirements" section from their github page.
**Hardware requirements**
Dendrite in Monolith + SQLite works in a range of environments including iOS and in-browser via WASM.
For small homeserver installations joined on ~10s rooms on matrix.org with ~100s of users in those rooms, including some encrypted rooms:
Memory: uses around 100MB of RAM, with peaks at around 200MB.
Disk space: After a few months of usage, the database grew to around 2GB (in Monolith mode).
CPU: Brief spikes when processing events, typically idles at 1% CPU.
This means Dendrite should comfortably work on things like Raspberry Pis.
@necrevistonnezr No doubt but it'll work for the OP's specific use-case.
Btw, I'm voting yes for this feature simply because it'll open the door for others to migrate over to CR.
@robi I looked at some options before and the really nice ones either compromised on privacy or cost too much for what they offered. Thunderbird was the only choice for me last time I checked but I only use that now for managing my locally saved archived emails.
@robi haha if I did, I would be calling out its name from the rooftops. The word "hate" isn't strong enough to describe my feeling for RC.
@robi One is being imported into Roundcube and the other into Freescout.
I have my Gmail mail forwarded to my Cloudron based email. IIRC, you can have the original copy be deleted on the Google side if you want too.
@d19dotca Sadly, they do match. I'm guessing it's something with my current setup that's acting funny. I'll ignore it for now since I plan on migrating either to the new Contabo server that I got or upgrading my current one at DO to Ubuntu 20.04. I just thought it was a wrong setting on my part.
Thank you for looking into this and for sharing the custom spam rules! I know you've put a lot of time into that 
@necrevistonnezr It's not what but whom they chose to use is the real issue here. If a non-coder like me can install Ackee and put in some effort to have tracking without compromising the privacy of my visitors then so can they if they cared or wanted to.
Audacity to add telemetry to track its users. Time to find an alternative, folks.
@d19dotca I don't mind sharing the email addresses but I didn't want to help them with their "marketing" efforts. The domains don't appear to change. It's the username that is unique. I've received so many emails from them that I have their domain etched into my brain now. Spam DOES work lol.
I have the code below entered in the top box and in the bottom I have the custom spam settings that you have kindly shared with us on this forum.
@girish Yes, both addresses match what is shown in return-path and x-envelope-from. I'm not seeing USER_IN_BLACKLIST in the headers though. I'm guessing maybe because I have the mail forwarded from one Cloudron user/domain to another Cloudron user/domain on the same server and it's showing my own server info instead?
If it makes any difference, I'm still on Ubuntu 18.04 but on the latest Cloudron v6.2.8.
I added a few annoying email addresses that keep bypassing the spam filters in my CR dashboard --> Email --> Spam Filtering --> Blocklist. I'm still getting emails from them in my inbox.
The email addresses are listed as wildcards for their entire domain and each email is on a separate line. Am I doing it wrong?
*@spamdomain1.com
*@spamdomain2.com
*@spamdomain3.com
I even created a filter in Roundcube to delete all emails containing @spamdomain.com but that also isn't working.
Also, if someone could please explain the difference between (*) and (?).
Thanks!
@privsec I can't comment on the auction servers but as far as the manual install goes, I can confirm those 3 commands get Cloudron installed and running. The rest of the config is all in the browser at my.cloudrondomain.com. About two months ago, I set up my second Cloudron on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 server and the process was a lot easier than I thought it would be. My only recommendation is to set up the DNS records to point to the new server IP prior to the install.
The SNDS page/service is useless. It's good to tell if you're blocked or not and that's it. I signed up and added my server IP +8 months ago and I have yet to receive a single report from them. Anyway, I found the right page to apply for delisting if your IP is blocked: https://sender.office.com.
@girish I think this is the first cert renewal after I had switched the DNS to DO. It was set to manual before. Maybe that was the cause..
@girish I hopped back on to say that restarting the mail service fixed the issue. I issued a server restart earlier but that didn't work for some reason. Thanks Girish!
I got an email from my freescout install that my cert for the *.mydomain.com (wildcard) has expired and it cannot fetch any new mail. I also can't fetch using the Mail app on iOS.
If I visit my mail server at mail.mydomain.com (dummy link), the cert expiration shows July 2nd so I'm confused on what to do now.
I found a dead link when visiting the CR Docs at https://docs.cloudron.io/certificates/#wildcard-certificate and then clicking on "this tutorial" which supposedly shows the correct way of setting up wildcard certs to include both the bare and wildcard domains.
Suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
@murgero You can send emails to multiple Gmail accounts and replying to them. It helps for a while but then Gmail will start putting new mail in spam again. Repeat as needed. I've only done this for Gmail so I can't say if it works for other providers.
@potemkin_ai There's another pit stop before 6.3. Please see this post for more details: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4721/cloudron-6-2-released/12
Currently, I'm using DWService.net to remotely access my personal and work PC's remotely. It works by installing a client app on the desktops I want to connect to and then I can log in from anywhere with a browser and control them (after linking the clients to my DWS account; one time set up). No password or user intervention is required on the remote desktop side. Can I do the same with the Guacamole/Cloudron combo?
@robi I just did the same in uBlock Origin and it works for me too now. It's under settings --> Trusted Sites.
P.S. I love that I can snip a screen in Windows and paste it in here without having to save/upload the image!
@ruihildt I use Firefox mobile on iOS and to clear the cache you have to go to:
In Firefox Mobile: Settings --> Data Management --> Clear Private Data (all the way at the bottom).
Make sure to enable all the toggles above it.
@thetomester13 @msbt Thanks guys! A hard reset fixed it for me too.
@nebulon I do! I didn't suspect any plugins since the forum loads fine except for that specific post.
Yesterday, I tried viewing that post and I thought it was a forum hickup but even today I still can't access this specific post. Everything else works just fine. Just an odd thing. Anyone else running into similar or any problems with the forum?
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2189/ldap-ad-server/1
@sysadmin Actually, I didn't see this option yesterday. I saw "self-hosted" and immediately clicked on it 
. Thanks again!
@sysadmin This is exactly the concept that I've envisioned. It lacks an integration with Woocommerce so I could have "verified" (& federated) customer reviews but this looks extremely promising. I'm glad this is being developed. Thank you for posting this!
For those interested and have a Matrix instance up, here's the guide to self-hosting Cactus. It connects to your Matrix instance and needs guest registration be enabled so that Cactus can register a guest account so the comments can be pulled and read by non-logged in users. I'm guessing guest registration can be disabled after Cactus is set up.
Ah, the memories... I don't miss IE though!
Adding another goodie to the mix (Win XP theme for W10): https://gumroad.com/dpcdpc11?sort=page_layout#wRlqw
I'm subscribed to the yearly plan and can confirm all his themes are top notch.
Another great profile to check out is Niivu on Deviantart. Here's one of his themes: https://www.deviantart.com/niivu/art/Joyful-Desktop-Windows-10-Theme-858354411
P.S. These themes require 3rd party programs that patch W10. I've been using them for a while now without any BSODs or anything.
@blaise I only posted the fresh install info because I never found that info posted anywhere so it'll come in handy for those of us looking to run Rocket chat for a small team/family. The recommended specs are 2GB RAM but it seems it'll be able to run on lower. Also, I was going to offer to use my install for testing but not with that attitude.
@blaise I don't know the figures for what you're asking for but I just set up a new server that has Cloudron and only Rocket Chat installed (with 1 user) and the server RAM idles at 1.5GB.
@necrevistonnezr Do you mind sharing the hardware/specs you're running?
@murgero How hard would it be to create a PHP 5.6 version instead of 5.5.9?
Also, would any of the above custom repo's run on Ubuntu 20.04 or will I have to stick to an older version?
@murgero I'm sorry to revive an old thread but I also need to run a PHP 5.x LAMP stack. I couldn't find the repo on the CR gitlab. Did it ever make it there?
@doodlemania2 What CR version are you on? I think this was patched in v6.2.7.
@jdaviescoates Precisely. Looking for a Commento/Disqus/TrustPilot/etc. replacement.
I'm looking for a customer review platform that won't hold me hostage to overpriced plans for reviews that I've earned from MY products/services. Are there any good open source or federated platforms? Does something like this even exist? Think Matrix but for customer reviews.
@JLX89 @ccfu They released a new update to the chat module that now includes business hours.
Chat Operating Hours added in the Chat Module v1.0.1
https://github.com/freescout-helpdesk/freescout/issues/1102#issuecomment-803952223
@marcusquinn Does something like this help? https://www.adminer.org/
@jlx89 Sounds good, I'll keep in touch.
The "Custom Name" does work for the mailbox itself but does not extend to the live chat module. You're limited to what the (first & last) names you enter in the user's profile and that is displayed in the chat box regardless of which mailbox (live chat widget) you're replying to. I wanted to have multiple live chat widgets (connected to different sites/mailboxes) so the branding can't be the same.
@jlx89 I ran into limitations that I consider a deal-breaker. For instance, the agent's name is the same across all mailboxes. I need to have the same agent with a different alias for each mailbox, like "Guru Joe, Sales Joe, etc.". Also, it's required to have both a first and last name. I could have named the user "staff" and it would have been "OK" across all mailboxes.
In the user profile, there's an option for a "job title" that also doesn't show up anywhere. It would have been great if it's displayed using a tag by the agent's name in the chatbox. The 10 second delay time is a bit excessive too. It feels less of a live chat and more like a contact form. AFAIK, you can't turn off the live chat either so business hours or hiding the chat box when we're offline is also a much needed feature. I think these are the bare minimum for any live chat app.
Several people have voiced these issues on the Freescout github page and the dev's response is just.... lacking. I had intentions of building my support system around Freescout by extending it with the Woocommerce module, Live chat, etc. but I feel I'm going to hunt for other solutions on Cloudron instead. @jdaviescoates recommended Netcup and with prices that low, I'm thinking of spinning up a server running Rocket Chat on it only. My last resort would be to go back to tawk.to which isn't missing any of these features.
@jlx89 Just went over the demo. Looks great and fits the bill. The simplicity of it and having all chats come to the mailbox is exactly how I want it. That's one less app that I have to keep running/monitoring. Now, if we can get a proper Freescout mobile app. It's wonky on iOS, not sure about Android.