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@nebulon said in unbound-anchor not found in Ubuntu 24.04:

That then probably explains it.

Explains what? If one only updates Cloudron and Ubuntu for years does it mean one has to do this manually or is/will it be part of the post-Ubuntu upgrade check/install?

Don't know what to do know? I have 2 Cloudron servers candidate for upgrade to 22.04 and then 24.04.

I just discovered that our PRODUCTION Humhub noticed me that it's in DEBUG MODE! (Administration > Information).

To switch it to production you need to follow the steps in: https://docs.humhub.org/docs/admin/installation#enable-production-mode

However that mentioned file is not available via Filemanager so it must be something in the package?

On all my sites at least:

• Autoptimize
• Connect Matomo (to one Cloudron Matomo app each aliased on their own subdomain!)
• Disable REST API
• EWWW Image Optimizer
• Forminator
• GeneratePress
• GeneratePress Premium
• GenerateBlocks
• GenerateBlocks Premium
• MainWP Child
• SVG Support
• Simple Cloudflare Turnstile
• Wordfence
• WP Rocket
• Yoast SEO

It's a pity that after more than 6 years on the Wishlist, high ranked, one of the best and complete Open Source Event Ticketing software, while there is no single equivalent in the App Store ... it's still not available

there is an icon with a question mark at the header of the slider leading to the explanation: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#cpu-quota

I use it on 3 Cloudrons, didn't tested a restore.

• The url provided by @Joseph (https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/storage-box/backup-space-ssh-keys) is what I used to create keys.
• Be sure to use the "main" storage (no sub according to @nebulon this works best).
• In Configure Backup Storage make sure 'remote directory' is /home
• Port: 23
• Use hard links
• Use Rsync

Enjoy the speed!

This perhaps?
https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-rpinitiated-1_0.html

There must be a kind of functionality for this: in the Wordpress OpenID Connect Client plugin there is an option:

End Session Endpoint URL
Identify provider logout endpoint.
Example: https://example.com/oauth2/logout

But not filled in, so there must be a way to really logout?

Suddenly on one of my Cloudrons all Wordpress app got update with the OIDC login method (much sooner than expected!).

However in my opinion (mentioned before) there is still a security issue with your implementation of OIDC: you can log out of Wordpress (or espoCRM) but pressing "Login with Cloudron" right after (or after leaving your computer and someone else is using it) you are immediately logged in again.

For computers that are shared like in a non-profit organization with volunteers this is really an issue!

Update:
This is really a huge improvement, I manually updated the last Cloudron to 8.0.3 and then 8.0.4. Reconfigured backups to Storagebox/rsync/sshfs.

Diskusage is 260GB of which Nextcloud is 175GB and email 27GB altogether 25 apps:

• Previous cifs/tgz backup took approximately 3 hours
• First backup with sshfs/rsync took 1 hour and 40 minutes!
• Second backup right after the first took 4 MINUTES!!

It’s a miracle and hard to believe it’s true after years of waiting for faster backups.

When will it be released?

Is it possible to have first the configurable OIDC login description instead of “Login with Cloudron”?

Our users don’t know what Cloudron is, we call “the system” something like “ your My Organization Name platform”.

So it would be great to have something like “Login with your My Organization Name account”.

@nebulon said in Cloudron 8 Released:

The sshfs changes mostly benefit the rsync method, as the change is to run server-side copy/hardlinking via running commands over ssh.

I personally use hetzner storage box with sshfs for rsync + hardlinks on port 23 and no subaccount, which works really well by now.

WOW this is shocking fast!

I tried sshfs / rsync / Storagebox on one of the 3 Cloudrons (25 apps mainly low profile WP, 20 users/30 mailboxes, 80GB disk usage):

• Normally via CIFS/tgz it was average 10 minutes
• First time via sshfs/rsync it took 31 minutes
• But .... second time via sshfs/rsync it took less than 1 minute!!!

Thanks guys for this huge improvement!

@joseph said in Cloudron 8 fully rolled out?:

@imc67 Update to 8.0.3 should be safe. I think because 8.0.4 is currently being rolled out, it also marks 8.0.3 as "unsafe" . Roll out should be finished mid next week.

Do you know that, if I wait another week the update will be immediately to 8.0.4 or is 8.0.3 needed?

Two of my three Premium Cloudron servers updated to 8.0.3 weeks ago.
One is still on 7.7.2 but the strange thing is, in “Settings - Updates” there is for weeks still a “red button: Update available” with Cloudron 8.0.3:

This update is a pre-release and not considered stable yet. Please update at your own risk.

Do I have to wait for 8.0.4 to appear as safe (like with the other two Cloudron servers in the meanwhile), or do I have to manually update to 8.0.3 and later to 8.0.4?

@nebulon said in Cloudron 8 Released:

@jdaviescoates yes sshfs with storage box will be a lot lot faster then.

Do you have a configuration advice?

• tgz or rsync (for 100GB+ Nextcloud)

• according to the docs sub-accounts didn’t work, does it work now?

• Port 22 or 23?

@humptydumpty said in High cpu utilization since update 1.25.1:

Shoutout to stumpylog (paperless maintainer) for the fix. Using the file manager, browse to /app/data/data and delete celerybeat-schedule.db.db and restart the server app. CPU usage went down for me. Hopefully, it stays that way.

This solution solved the issue for me! Thanks!!

@joseph said in High cpu utilization since update 1.25.1:

@humptydumpty @imc67 is it constantly crashing with KeyError for you as well?

No it never crashed but it has 4GB for its own

Indeed, same issue here!

Same here with an auto-update of Cloudron the backup volume was disconnected (Hetzner)