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@girish I am starting to think that it is the modem but being on my second one of the same model. You don't think it is my setup at all? I am curious about if my setup needs to be tweaked in anyway.

@matthewdykstra issue is somewhere on the DNS side. Is that domain using Cloudflare? If so, for a start I would disable Cloudflare proxying for my.mjsiebolt.pro and just make that point to your server (so a single A record). Once that starts working, you can re-enable Cloudflare proxying and see.

I have pushed an update for this.

@girish I just tried a free VPN service and the domain loaded but on the other computer without a VPN it did not load so I am thinking it is a problem with my ISP. I'll let you know how I make out with it.

@matthewdykstra it's turned has most features off by default. Why do you think it takes up memory/resources ?

@matthewdykstra Cloudron actually does do upgrades for you. If you check the notifications from time to time, at my.example.com/#/notifications, there will be some in there that say some upgrades have taken place and that the machine needs to be restarted. So, the security upgrades that @girish mentions DO happen, just automatically. You don't need to worry that your server will be sitting there becoming increasingly weak and exposed.

Which app are you referring to or are you referring to the system wide SMB server? For the latter, this is not supported by Cloudron. Installing and configuring other services on the same server where Cloudron is installed, will eventually break either Cloudron or those services.

Maybe you can briefly explain the use-case you have on hand?

@matthewdykstra I don't need an account. Thanks for testing.

For reference, the other thread is https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5819/jellyfin-install