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@d19dotca to the rescue once again 🦸 Thanks Dustin! I signed up for an Abusix account. Once signed up, I had to go to the subscription page and activate the "start with free plan" as they also have a free trial for their pro plan. API key is already created and easily accessible from the dashboard. Perfect!

@David-0 I use Mailgun for transactional emails only, so I can't comment on that. I have used Amazon SES for bulk mailing with no issues though.

I see. Thanks for the clarification guys

I have three Cloudron servers (1 VPS, 2 Home-Servers). I get the reboot notification on the VPS and one of the homeservers usually the same day, but the other homeserver it could take an extra few days. How does this work? Any way to force or set a specific schedule?

Reboot dates:
VPS: 03/29
HS1: 03/28
HS2: 04/02 (weird!)

P.S. I don't believe it's sub/domain related (alphabetical) since they're all on the same base domain and the server that's usually late starts with "E" subdomain, while the other homeserver start with an "R".

@jdaviescoates I was going to say just that. I've been using Mailgun ever since I spun up my first Cloudron server. No issues. I rarely log in, but emails are being sent/received daily. The lack of activity must be the reason for the account closure.

@LoudLemur If you're on the free/pay-as-you-go plan, make sure to add a credit card on file. That could be a reason too.

Cloudron is in a category of its own.

reported upstream here: https://github.com/gitroomhq/postiz-app/issues/671

@nebulon I'm not sure how to figure that out when looking at the network tab. I typed "logout" in the search bar and tried to log out, but no results ever showed up, so I assume the answer is no? In any case, I'll report upstream.

Oh, and that was pretty cool how you figured out my errors are Bitwarden related. I didn't see any reference to it until I clicked on it and searched for the keyword. Thanks Johannes

It was going crazy over the weekend for me too and of course, it happened the only time when I didn't check it (been monitoring it daily nowadays). I'll stick to using the Quickscan app on iOS which has OCR and will have it upload to my Nextcloud directly. Adios papersh*t.

There are no visible errors in the app. I only see the env file in the filemanager (no logs to check).

@lukasgabriel at this point consider it a feature rather than a bug

@jdaviescoates Good to know. Thank you!

Can I use Minio to store all my music files and then connect it to Navidrome or Koel so I don't have to upload things twice?

Edit: In case of Koel, I need the PLUS plan to enable S3 support https://koel.dev/#plus

@Kubernetes I had the memory set at 2GB. Graphs show memory usage of 1.3GB max, but I just upped it to 4GB. I'll give Koel a try. Thanks!

@jdaviescoates I reported an Amperfy bug upstream, but it looks like they all have bugs and I'm thinking the server might be at fault here, or at least in my case as the message is about connection/stream errors.

It's weird how the spikes are evenly spaced out. It was more obvious in the 6-hour view.

I'm not sure what's causing all this as a lot has changed recently, but it could be:

• gave app access to entire family
• added a ton more files
• recent updates

I've been using Navidrome and it's been working fine for the most part. Lately, I've been experiencing high CPU spikes and frequent crashes, so I'm looking for alternatives. I'd like to have a desktop and iOS app if possible. A search in the app store comes up with the following:

• Koel
• Ampache
• Emby

A penny for your thoughts!

Once upon a time there was a freshly installed app called Postiz. A new user was created and he was named super admin. At day's end, the admin logged out, only to find himself still signed in. He repeatedly clicked on the logout button only to be redirected to the main page with no way out. Thus, stuck in the Postiz world. The end.

The wording in the app store also needs fixing.

@jdaviescoates said in Cloudron migration to new server: amazing!!!:

I've never really understood why anyone would ever want high TTL

For caching which lowers your latency and speeds up your site. It's non-noticeable in most cases, but I've been down that rabbit hole trying to optimize my WP sites Never again!

I haven't done this, so bear with me. What if we had nginx redirect traffic on Old-Server A after confirming New Server B is set up properly via the dry run method?

In addition, we can lower the TTL days before the migration for the old server too so that when we update the DNS, it'll propagate faster.

The world is on fire and everyone's worrying about two letters