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My guess is that this could be related to IPv6 PTR as I don't think the green light checks for that yet.

See https://forum.cloudron.io/post/100505 for more info

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@KhalilZammeli said in Cloudron services are slow:

update of the screenshot for our wordpress service, very high CPU usage, how can we investigate these ?

Given the above and the fact WordPress uses mysql (and is very often attacked as it's so widely used, and malicious plugins are also quite common) that seem to me to be the obvious first app to investigate.

@marcusquinn said in DeepSeek is better than ChatGPT at describing Doughnut Economics:

You might also like the uncensored version: https://nani.ooo/chat

Can't play without an Ethereum wallet

I also showed both DeepSeek and ChatGTP some screenshots of some benchmarking I did on a new secondhand 2TB drive I've just put into one of my machines and DeepSeeks commentary was better on that too!

Specifically, ChatGPT said:

"Ensure the SATA cable and connection are in good condition to rule out hardware bottlenecks."

But it's an M.2 drive so it's not using a SATA cable!

As DeepLink commented:

The advice from ChatGPT regarding the SATA cable and connection is generally sound, especially when troubleshooting potential hardware issues that could affect performance. However, in the context of your specific situation with the Samsung SSD 860 EVO M.2 drive, this advice might not be directly applicable. Here's why:

1. M.2 Form Factor: The Samsung SSD 860 EVO M.2 is an M.2 SSD, which connects directly to the motherboard via an M.2 slot, not through a SATA cable. Therefore, checking a SATA cable would not be relevant for this type of drive.

2. Connection Type: M.2 SSDs can use either SATA or NVMe (PCIe) interfaces. The 860 EVO M.2 uses the SATA interface, but it still connects directly to the motherboard. Ensuring that the M.2 slot is properly seated and the connection is secure is important, but this is different from checking a SATA cable.

3. Performance Considerations: For M.2 SSDs, ensuring that the motherboard's M.2 slot supports the appropriate interface (SATA or NVMe) and that the firmware and drivers are up to date can help maintain optimal performance.

In summary, while the advice about checking the SATA cable is useful for traditional 2.5-inch SATA SSDs, it doesn't apply to M.2 SSDs like yours. Instead, you should ensure that the M.2 slot and connection are secure and that your system's firmware and drivers are up to date. If you encounter performance issues, these factors would be more relevant to check.

I just saw these amusing Toots about DeepSeek roasting ChatGPT

https://social.coop/@dcht00/113890183687465992

And this previous one about how it seems to perform better in test that lots of other models

https://social.coop/@dcht00/113890048569646414

So (as I did when I was testing the models we can add to OpenWebUI) I decided to ask it:

What is Doughnut Economics?

And IMHO it did gave a much better and more accurate description than ChatGPT 4o did:

Here is how DeepSeek answered:
https://office.uniteddiversity.coop/s/Y34WM7DeRx4mmgj

And here is ChatGPT's answer:
https://office.uniteddiversity.coop/s/fDfcK93sGRkqjDy

DeepSeek's description of the 7 principles are much more accurate.

(PS @staff is it possible to increase the character limit of tags on here? I wanted to include Doughnut Economics but 15 characters is the max)

I did wonder earlier if a hacked instance of WordPress (or even just WordPress malicious or badly designed plugin) could potentially be the culprit. Seems worth investigating.

I'm guess you might be able to use Cal, Rallly or Easy Appointments for this, maybe. I don't think any of them are designed for something like this, but might be able to hackily use them like that.

@p44 interesting. I tend to set most app to at least double as I very often find the minimum isn't really enough.

@scooke I seem to always forget to do it first, run the backup, or the import, it fails, then I have to work out again how to increase the php.ini memory etc

@robi said in Incoming Email:

@girish said in Incoming Email:

@darren thanks. mailin seems quite outdated (7 years ago). Looks like they tried to replace it upstream as well - https://github.com/loomio/loomio-deploy/issues/99 .

Looks like they did it already in Oct '24
https://github.com/loomio/haraka-rails-docker

This should work

@girish that's a shame.

Being able to start and reply to threads by email is a core features of Loomio.

Without that we don't really have Loomio at all.

@p44 I've used that a few times too. I've always had to increase the memory limit of the app (and the php memory limit too, I think) before it'd work though.

@girish said in Incoming Email:

OK, https://github.com/loomio/mailin-docker/blob/master/Dockerfile is the Dockerfile. mailin listens on port 25 and calls a webhook. Listening on port 25 won't work on Cloudron, so that solution is unviable. We have to write a standalone script that scans IMAP mailbox and calls the wekhook. mailin code that calls the webhook is at https://github.com/loomio/mailin/blob/master/lib/mailin.js .

Did you ever get around to doing this?

I just installed Loomio and immediately tried to start a thread by email and was sad that it didn't Just Work as I've become accustomed to expect on Cloudron

I've just installed this and looking in the settings it would appear it supports OIDC:

But we don't have that yet on Cloudron - please could it be added? Thanks!

@girish said in What's coming in Cloudron 9:

UI Redesign

I'd like to see all my domains in one list, not to have to page through them.

If you keep the page through option, please at least add a dropdown option to increase number of items listed from the current 10 to e.g. 25, 50, 100, 500

@ntnsndr said in Listmonk not sending to full list:

Yeah. I wonder if it is being caused by Hostinger, the new VPS service I'm using.

Sounds very plausible.

@ntnsndr said in Listmonk not sending to full list:

I'm trying to move email sending from SMTP to an external service. Do you think that could help?

Very likely IMHO

I use Mailgun with my Ghost (because Ghosts requires that)

Lots of people on here have said good things about https://postmarkapp.com/

@girish said in Listmonk not sending to full list:

How fast are emails being sent?

The logs @ntnsndr shared above seem to imply the whole thing took 15 seconds.

Sounds plausible to me the 500 connections a second limit has something to do with it

@EXT-OWL said in What are the differences between Mirotalk and the SFU version?:

SFU

= Selective forwarding unit

In short the SFU version should work much better than the P2P version for meetings with more than 2 people.

see e.g. https://getstream.io/blog/what-is-a-selective-forwarding-unit-in-webrtc/

@privsec could be wrong, but it doesn't look like there is anywhere for you to and rDNS/ PTR/ reverse dns record for your IPv6. I'd contact netcup support.

ah, seems you should be able to do so but they've just got a crappy unclear UI

https://helpcenter.netcup.com/en/wiki/server/network-server

I'd try whacking your mail url (my
cloudron.domain unless you've changed it) into that empty field with the disk image to the right and then clicking the disk

Then check if it worked with

dig -x <your ipv6 address> +short

Too many empty directories? If so search the forum, others have hit the same thing.