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Where do you set this? "US/Eastern" does not show up in the miniflux settings dropdown for timezone for me. Changing to exisiting timezones like "Europe/Berlin" works fine. The list has "America/New_York" maybe that is how miniflux named the us eastern timezone.

@girish Thank you! I'll put on my cone of shame for a bit for not "searching better".

@gwolfe28 said in User Creation Failing: not clear where I would modify the env variables Normally using the File Manager https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#file-manager

@girish Thank you!!

@girish Awesome, thank you! I'll fork the changes and have some items as drafts and will submit a PR when I get them updated.

I'm facing blocking IP address problem with Changedetection.io. I tried to use BrightBox or Oxylabs but it seems those service are not working correctly, specially with some kind of websites that require steps actions to perform. Do you have any suggestion how I can rotate IP addresses on a Cloudron Changedetection.io instance?

Wanted to note that the optionalSso change here allowed me to fix my Google Login issue, too! https://forum.cloudron.io/post/77654

For just the Mind Mapping aspect, this WiseMapping looks pretty good: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12024/wisemapping AppFlowly looks promising for a Knowledge Base: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/6088/appflowy

@JLX89 Yes and it seems that another fellow Cloudron user has been sucessful in running it using Cloudron's Directus app: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/75981

@girish Thank you, I appreciate it!

@girish Thank you, working through this.

Thank you @BrutalBirdie and @girish, I'll take a further look.

@Kubernetes perfect way to get experience!

@JLX89 Seriously, looking at personal management system I think the thing that is the nearest app would be AnyType it's open source and can be modified to your licking, however comes with a great deal of templates and a ready to use structure. Reminds a lot of how Notion works. Also, there's been a few discussion about AnyType here on the forum, a simple search is revealing.

@MisterJD yeah, I have seen that some kernels have an upper limit. I haven't found a way to query this limit to show a proper error.

@girish thank you. Will give it a try