@BrutalBirdie said in Birdie is driving around East Europe!:
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The detail in this mosaic! You can see the rosy cheeks from where he slapped that a**
@BrutalBirdie said in Birdie is driving around East Europe!:
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The detail in this mosaic! You can see the rosy cheeks from where he slapped that a**
Regarding infected PC's, I recommend installing Malwarebytes (free) and doing an advanced scan. I caught a crypto miner that Windows Security (Defender) didn't. It was so stubborn to remove that I had to scan/quarantine it twice. CPU/GPU usage would spike when idle, but it would hide when in use or if I opened task manager. PC is used for gaming only so that's definitely how it came in and the top culprits are: Epic games, GTA 5, or Microsoft Flight Sim (mods related).
To summarize the key recommendations for OP:
@scooke said in Rotating backup destinations please!:
automatically backup these apps to X and those apps to Y, right?
Exactly! Currently, I have NC auto updates & backups completely disabled. I have to "skip" backing up the app when manually updating. I have no other choice because backups never complete if uploading to an S3 bucket. It would be awesome to have things done automagically the Cloudron way again.
@girish can we specify destinations per app? For instance, Nextcloud to my locally attached SSD, other apps to 3rd party like BackBlaze?
I ran into this before. It's a Ubuntu thing. Cloudron will pick up the changes just fine.
@timconsidine This is going faster than I expected I would love to test it, but I don't know how to install custom apps on my Cloudron.
@timconsidine that would be great! thank you!
@timconsidine Yes, they would be. Currently, I'm using BlueIris. But, that means I'm running a dedicated device just for that. It barely uses any resources so it would be ideal to have CCTV app on my Cloudron servers instead.
reviving!
@robi I never looked into this much, but unlike WP, there are no child themes to use so your changes are wiped. I haven't updated my theme in... 2 years? It's working fine though, no visual breaking or bugs
I noticed that if you manually check for an app update, it checks for ALL apps installed and not a specific app and it takes a bit of waiting time the more apps you have. Is it possible to separate the two actions?
@girish said in What's coming in Cloudron 9:
Also, still don't have an exact date for Cloudron 9 but the testing has been going on very well. I am hoping mid July we can publish the unstable.
Hi Girish. How's it going?
Feel free to delete this entire thread lol.
@nebulon Yes, I noticed the note but on the log in page, the pop-up goes to CR dashboard. I can't log in using the admin/changeme credentials since I selected certain CR users in the user management during the EspoCRM install.
Nevermind. I'm retarded. There's a dropdown button which opens up the login fields.
@nebulon How can I log in as admin in this case?
I just installed EspoCRM. In the CR dash, there's an install note that says I should change the default admin password. Since, I have the user management based on selected CR users, the log in page opens a pop-up to log into CR. There is no way to log in as admin. I visited the users page in EspoCRM and I don't see the admin user. I just want to make sure I didn't leave a backdoor open and to raise awareness about this install note method. Thanks.
My current logged in user is an admin in CR but is a "regular" user in Espo.
@jdaviescoates said in 33 GB of usage, 177 GB system space occupied - how to find ghost files?:
π§Ή How to Find and Delete Ghost Files in Nextcloud (Cloudron)
This should be a stickied post. Thanks for sharing!
@james bro.... I was being sarcastic
@james you have to give people more time!
@james Maybe this could be useful resource wise too. IDK if it works this way, perhaps a dev can explain but if each surfer app idles at +50MB. Would stacking all the sites on a single surfer app bring down the overall RAM usage? For example, 50 MB RAM x 10 surfer apps = 500 MB vs. having them stacked in a single surfer app that would have 50MB RAM usage only. Food for thought. If it's the latter, then any cheap hosting plan could work for basic sites/businesses.