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@teiluj we are tracking the Dockerhub tags which has it - https://hub.docker.com/r/docmost/docmost/tags

@marymuse you can add an external link with zendesk domain maybe. You won't get the your custom subdomain, but you will get an icon on the dashboard ...

@jadudm the containers simply use the host for outbound networking. This routing is automatic and should just work as @robi says .

You can open a web terminal of HA and then telnet 10.0.x.y <some-tcp-port> and it should work . Can't use ping in the containers because ping requires net admin privileges and that is disabled in containers.

@icegorilla yeah, the tests are failing - https://git.cloudron.io/packages/twenty-app/-/merge_requests/20 . Should be sorted out soon

Maybe you can check if you get empty responses from the earlier version too? Just clone a temp app from a previous version and quickly check?

@m3pilot it's not a problem. Cloudron periodically checks (everyday) if the namecheap credentials are working. If not working, it will give you a notification that DNS credentials are not working. As part of the check, a DNS entry is created and deleted immediately .

I think only the automatic migration stuff won't work. The Cloudron package updates should work fine. The Cloudron package is already at Grav 2.0.3

@teiluj if it's reproducible, you can write to us at support@cloudron.io and I can take a look.

If I am understanding this correctly, you are saying you cannot log in at all in any app? And you keep OIDC login looping?

I tried something like this in my 14 year old CPU It's still writing out the joke . I also have only 16GB RAM to give.

Most (all?) of it is related to quality of life changes (env var renames). Should be easily fixable in the Cloudron package.

Also, check /var/backups/snapshot (which I see in your output). Maybe it has some partial (failed) backup.

You can also get the version from the Web terminal of an app that uses mongodb.

root@cd75fce1-749c-4c9b-897e-2c7df3def8f2:/app/code# mongosh -u "${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_USERNAME}" -p "${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_PASSWORD}" ${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_HOST}:${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_PORT}/${CLOUDRON_MONGODB_DATABASE} --eval "db.version()"
8.0.17

db.serverBuildInfo() has more info if you want.

@user123456 Good catch, looks like the eventlog is not showing the source IPs anymore! cc @girish

yeah, it really is complicated to lock down the server entirely. We considered re-imaging the server every night, but this will leave it open until that time. Only thing I can think of is maybe to have some cron job run analyze the current list of apps and various images via an LLM.

I think @james has been researching on the scope of the changes. AFAIK, the main blocker is SSO stops working now. So, maybe we need instructions on how to migrate from SSO to normal login. Also, from your 3rd link maybe it's just a matter of getting a license from them to get OIDC to work.

I assume you are talking about the docker image ? Docker image caching is already done by docker. There's only 1 image even if you have 10 surfer apps (as long as all the surfers are on the same package version, of course).

This might be worth reporting upstream with the full logs. Usually these can be reproduced only if you have pre-existing data and not on fresh installs. For example this and this

@gregorywest501 What I gathered from the other thread was that you are not using Cloudron and this was about your docker based setup... May be you can give Cloudron a try or you can try if kavita is able to import in our demo instance at https://my.demo.cloudron.io (username/password is cloudron)

Stupid question but does that DNS server run on linux ? Or Windows only (seems like a dotnet app) ?

@enerch Hetzner has deprecated the DNS API. It is now cloud Hetzner Cloud API . You have to go to Hetzner control panel and migrate it to the new API - https://docs.hetzner.com/networking/dns/migration-to-hetzner-console/process/ .

After you have migrated, created a new API token. In Cloudron, switch the domain to use Hetzner Cloud DNS - https://docs.cloudron.io/domains/#hetzner-cloud-dns