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@girish That did it! You are awesome! Thank you for all your help from a -1 rep person :). Thank you and the cloudron team for all you do in helping us newbies. (had to wait 3 minutes) 🙂

@johnbolt You should try a forced refresh (ctrl + shift + R on most browsers), to avoid cache issues

OK, that wasn't the issue. We have an issue with the Cloudron 5.6.1 release that http://ip will serve up a random app. This is because we ended up removing 'default_server' and the nginx behavior is to serve up the first server it finds. Not the end of the world, but not nice. This issue has been fixed now.

I thought the above was the reason you were getting served up some other app when you put an app in repair mode. I tested it now, but this is not the case. If you can duplicate this and let me know, I would like to have a look.

Probably better to use a subdirectory under /tmp and not /tmp itself.

@brianb you can compile your app as self contained. It will eliminate the need of having the .net framework installed in the cloudron base images.

@johnbolt For all apps, the email setup is automated and managed in the cloudron packages. So for both the managed and unmanaged apps, they are already setup to send mail via Cloudron. If you are looking to change how mail is being relayed, do it in the Cloudron dashboard in the Mail -> Outbound view. That way, all apps will send via that relay automatically.

@johnbolt Yes, that's the case. If you have multiple instances, please send us a mail to support@cloudron.io and depending on your use case we can set you up with a discount.