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In OpenID there is no well supported way to log out users from services which used the OpenID for authentication (in Cloudron case the apps). Those app have their own session and session handling. So there is mostly likely no way around this unless an app would start using OAuth2 access and refresh tokens (but implementation of that was spotty in the past which sparked OpenID connect in the first place)

For a start if you logout of the dashboard, subsequent app logins (from a state where the app has no login session) then Cloudron will prompt you to login with a username. If that is not happening the Oidc session was still alive.

The best way I found was to use container tabs in like firefox and probably other browsers, which maintain isolated sessions. This is also how I use other services like Digitalocean where we have multiple accounts with different roles.

You may have to create the /home/yellowtent/boxdata/custom_pages directory if it doesn't exist.

If anyone else is getting mildly annoyed by this I've just discovered that if you actually enter something into the Name field and save it then it stops happening (even if you then go and delete what is in that field and save again).

@andreasdueren yes exactly, that's the bug. They are yet to add OIDC support in the Element X apps . the one you linked is the iOS app, the one I linked earlier was for the android app.

@girish I'm not too sure of "how" you referral program had affected your Stripe account, however maybe you should look into the "affiliate program" side of things?

According to my experience I believe that your "referral program" had no attraction simply because of what you offered, in exchange to referring new clients.

Really, "referral or "affiliate or "partner marketing" is almost a 'science' and not something one should just guess. To make it really work one should know what one's talking about, and if not get advice and be informed on the subject. before any implementation.

Of course, any kind of 'MSP' or 'reseller' program or in the like, you name it, is also a viable way to go that goes along with the nature of the product. 🙂

@avatar1024 said in How to setup Hetzner Storage Box using SSHFS:

I've had no more issue restoring using sshfs

Good to know, thanks!

This was just a bug, sorry it slipped through! Already fixed for next release.

@jdaviescoates said in Post update to 8.0.3 one of my PeerTube instances is Not Responding:

But it's a bit odd that bridport.tv is still running fine (that also uses OIDC)

I guess the issue was actually an incompatibility with that plugin and other plugins, not with the OIDC plugin itself.

Because I managed to use to the File Manager to edit /app/data/storage/plugins/package.json to remove all references to other plugins and now uniteddiversity.tv is back up and running again! 🙂

I now only have this (which I copy/ pasted from the running bridport.tv) :

{ "dependencies": { "peertube-plugin-auth-openid-connect": "0.1.1" } }

(Although for some odd reason after editing the file the owner had changed from 'cloudron' to 'root' so I just changed that back to 'cloudron).

Stupidly I didn't make a copy of previous package.json to easily know which plugins I was previously using... if I had I could turn them on one by one to find the culprit... I guess I could extract that info out of a backup, but I doubt I'll bother now...

So, the mounting is handled by the kernel and Cloudron as such has nothing to do with stability of the mount. Cloudron is really just a user space program.

You can find the mount systemd file in one of the mount files in /etc/systemd/system/*.mount . Maybe you can look for hints in dmesg (but often unmount information logs is not there)

Same here. On all my stations. Plus the fact that the WebDJ doesn't work.

Seems to be working! https://radio.uniteddiversity.coop/public/united_diversity_radio

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@fbartels If I understood correctly, the issue is that the Cloudron package has /app/data/apps where it stores the nextcloud apps. I think @jdaviescoates wants to update a single nextcloud app and if it bombs, they want to roll back that directory alone.

But of course the suggested approach doesn't work cleanly (not in a generic way atleast). Consider:

Nextcloud app updates It tries to do some migration and bombs mid way We have to roll everything back and not just the code...

But if you want to risk it and leave the DB in some unknown state, you can always copy /app/data/apps as /app/data/apps-13May2013 using the file manager. The old fashioned way of backing up files 😄

The fix is for solr showing the incorrect status. Let's re-test once the update is out.

@jdaviescoates Yes, great news, they seem to make good progress about it :
https://activitypub.ghost.org/day5/

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Fixed now.

This change was done Nov 17, 2020 - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/nextcloud-app/-/commit/e79cbde198750e2d11b24dd06f2abb362af209ea . A process we started in July 4, 2019 it seems - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/nextcloud-app/-/commit/0b47a5aca30df4b50ff734bbc03813a550ab94d0 .

In any case, there is a bit of marketing speak here. We try our best to make it portable. We are at the mercy of apps ultimately...

@necrevistonnezr totally agree. I don't get why people limit passwords to 32 characters (or to any length really).

And in the opposite direction, it also really annoys me that without editing files Ubuntu won't let me create users with weak passwords (e.g. for my children to use, or for my team members to be easily able to use my laptop to screen films at a film and food event I organise without them needing my primary login)