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@Mad_Mattho The deskop version while not supported should work. I think the issue here is something else though.

I think the issue is that the mount is mounted with some strange permissions. Did you use gnome to mount the disk? I think gnome mounts the external disk as the ubuntu user you logged in as. This would prevent the yellowtent user (that cloudron runs as) from accessing that mountpoint.

So, can you please try this:

Unmount the disk in gome Mount the disk in the Backups view as an ext4 disk . You can use blkid or lsblk to get the uuid of the disk . Then, /dev/disk/by-uuid/<uuid> is the Disk path.

@Mad_Mattho If you detail your manual configuration, it will help the @staff to see the workflow.

@Mad_Mattho So the way I understand it, because This tunnel is initiated from my server to cloudflare, I don't have any need to open very many ports on the server, and because I am using a CNAME record to point my DNS to the tunnel ID (no publicly routable IP addresses involved anywhere) it will make no difference where in the world this machine is, or what IP address it gets its internet from, as long as it has internet and can open the tunnel to cloudflare it should just be automatically online, and with the bare minimum amount of ports open, is that correct? Sounds good.