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I've wished for OAuth support for quite a few times already to support SSO to non-Cloudron apps. So in that case, Cloudron would serve as the identity provider for a third-party app. Kind of like Login with Cloudron.

That would require that one can register third party apps with their client id, client secret and callback URL though.

I have a little bit of experience with Keycloak. I know that U=using Keycloak would (also) support this use case, provided a Cloudron user has access to the Keycload administration interface.

Hi,

I have another question regardiing this. The following is the output of docker system df.

$ docker system df
TYPE                TOTAL               ACTIVE              SIZE                RECLAIMABLE
Images              34                  16                  9.857GB             6.508GB (66%)
Containers          21                  18                  0B                  0B
Local Volumes       160                 36                  5.274GB             3.964GB (75%)
Build Cache         0                   0                   0B                  0B

As you can see, docker claims that a lot of storage is reclaimable.

Is it safe to run docker volume prune and docker image prune?

Wow, that was fast! Thank you.

One small nit: I would add that the composer command needs to be run from within the plugin installation directory.

I also forgot one step:

chown -R www-data: ., also in the plugin installation directory.

Thank you. Some busy days ahead, but I'll try this soon and report back.

It took a while, but finally the migration succeeded.

None of the original approaches worked. In the end, I had to manually create a DB backup from the host (SSH to cloudron host, docker exect postgresql, pg_dump from there), modify it and import it into the db of the new app.

That was quite an arduous process, even though the DB schema had not changed between the two versions.

So for future reference, I think this is the "streamlined" version:

• Download the file /app/data/data/site-credentials-secret-key.txt from the old app, and upload it to the new app.
• Open the web terminal for both apps, and do the following for each:
  • Click the postgres button
  • Put "echo" before the psql command and run it. This will give the full login command for the app.
  • Copy the command
• Login to the cloudron host, and get a root shell.
• Execute this command: docker exec -it postgres /bin/bash
• Log in to the database of the new app and clear all tables
• Exit this database
• Run the following command: PGPASSWORD=<old_app_password> pg_dump -h postgresql -p 5432 -U <old_app_username> -a <old_app_schema> > /tmp/backup.sql
• Run the following command: psql -d <new_app_schema> < /tmp/backup.sql

After that, you should be able to log in to the new app, and have everything as it was.