Stupid me, just read the docs again that I only need to set this up for gitlab integration. Removed the auth config and was now able to successfully login using cloudron credentials.

Hi,

is there any way to properly set an image in the server side e-mail signature?
Tried inline image & svg but seems like most e-mail providers don't support this.

Thanks!

@caleno
I removed the auth token config from the docker registry and used the normal docker login cmd in my pipeline using my normal cloudron account name + an app password.

@girish thanks for the info. Any plan on introducing this to cloudron?

Seems like base64 encoded images are not supported everywhere, e.g. gmail. I'd like to avoid setting up individual signatures for my users. I'll probably go with simple text for now.

@caleno
I removed the auth token config from the docker registry and used the normal docker login cmd in my pipeline using my normal cloudron account name + an app password.

Stupid me, just read the docs again that I only need to set this up for gitlab integration. Removed the auth config and was now able to successfully login using cloudron credentials.

@mehdi I'm referring to the documentation on the cloudron docs: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/docker-registry/

I'm not even seeing log entries when trying to connect. Shouldn't it at least tell me about the failed login?

Using pipeline variables to login to docker.io is working without problems for me. But I can't get the authentication to the cloudron registry to work.
I've set up the auth part as described in the documentation using tokens. Do I now need to acquire a token first before I can login?
Also tried changing the auth to htpasswd on the docker registry without success. It still wont let me in, rejecting the request with a 403.

Hey,
I've set up the registry and the gitlab connection as described in the documentation.
How do I now set up my pipline to be able to push to the registry?
Do I need to login first using docker login? What credentials do I need to use there?

@girish thanks for the info. Any plan on introducing this to cloudron?

Seems like base64 encoded images are not supported everywhere, e.g. gmail. I'd like to avoid setting up individual signatures for my users. I'll probably go with simple text for now.

@girish makes sense

Your workaround worked like a charm, thanks!

@girish hope this helps:

Hi,

is there any way to properly set an image in the server side e-mail signature?
Tried inline image & svg but seems like most e-mail providers don't support this.

Thanks!

Hi,

I'm trying to update my profile avatar but on save the following JS error is thrown:

Anything I can do about this?

Thanks!