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@makemrproper said in Trying to add an sshfs mounted location as a regular file system volume type in Cloudron: When trying to I am trying to add the /mnt/folder to Cloudron as a filesystem volume type, I am getting this error: hostPath must be a realpath without symlinks Just tested this and this works fine here. Is /mnt/folder a symlink? I have a fstab line to mount a sshfs into /mnt/folder . And then I just added Filesystem mount type in Volumes view.

@makemrproper yeah, and actually it seems I might've been right afterall! I was sure I'd read something about the size... so I just search that thread for size and it is indeed there: Backup integrity - store size and checksum of backups. If they've got the size stored then should be easy to display it somewhere too!

@robi fair, yeah, that's a good point about individual app restores.

@makemrproper afaict, you cannot delete a user without a license. https://gitlab.com/baserow/baserow/-/issues/880 is maybe the upstream issue. But I think you should ask at https://community.baserow.io to confirm this.

@girish This whole thread reads like spam for the Forbs backlink at the top. I don't see in an value here. Probably just delete it all?

@makemrproper Sounds cool. The same can be done in cases (and there are loads of posts across many a forum) where someone has two versions of node installed, but their system is only recognizing one them (and of course it's not the correct one)? The same scripts and shell code will read the system, determine if the correct version is needed, uninstall or negate all the others, fix the users shell, or .env, ... isn't this starting to sound like Cloudron is managing users systems rather than just installing and managing itself and what it installs?

@makemrproper sorry, I marked the thread as solved I guess because there is nothing we can do here other than package the app at some point. For that, we have the App Requests thread - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1256/odoo-distributed-business-apps . Also, see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3343/sponsoring-odoo in the past. So, the solved here is simply that 'support' ticket is solved since there is nothing we can really do more.

@girish Boom! Back up and running Well this was a joyous outcome. Thanks a bunch Girish!

@nebulon said in How do I get started with Valheim hosted on Cloudron?: @makemrproper if you install the package as is, then you can just put the IP (as far as I know the game client does not support DNS lookups yet) when connecting to a server. There is also an option to pass a commandline argument via steam in the LaunchOptions, I don't have my PC handy to look it up, but @BrutalBirdie gave me that tip. DNS for direct connect is supported since a few updates if I remember correctly. Yes you will need the game to play it.

@makemrproper the specific app packaged here is AdGuard home. It's GPL - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome

@makemrproper I have seen this as well . I am not sure what's causing this. But I will keep this thread open, just in case someone else hits this. I has to restart docker to "fix this" (systemctl restart docker)

@girish wrote: Are you able to open a request [for this]? Done, thanks: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4306/provide-ui-support-for-choosing-app-package-version-during-installation

If you have a floating IP (in DigitalOcean lingo), elastic IP (AWS) or equivalent, you can make Cloudron use the floating IP (Network -> Interface -> Enter the floating IP). Then you can restore Cloudron to another server, and then when restoring is done, you can switch the floating IP to this new server.

@girish Thanks for your prompt reply. Ok I will try to contact them to inquire about this. Will keep you guys updated. Best wishes !

I put a package at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/php7.3-postgres-app/ . This is a PHP 7.3 app that has postgres.