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@luckow Thanks for testing, that one was actually by design I just added an override for max scanned pages (15k should do it), please rescan. Also, don't forget to set a higher crawl rate on larger pages (if there's no throttle), that will improve the speed significantly

@james awesome, if you run out of pages and need a bump, let me know

I thought about open-sourcing the thing from the start, but after a bit of testing I realized how many websites are tunneling through services like Cloudflare - which would instantly block traffic from bots like this one.

It was quite an ordeal to get a "signed agent" approved by CF, but I managed to get that done eventually (wrong category, but hey, it's in there ). This means every request is signed with a special signature deriving from a host key in /.well-known/...

So you would either have a lot of self-hosted bots that can't do a lot or you would swamp Cloudflares bot directory - both not ideal, that's why I opted to keep it closed and offered a generous free tier instead. Revenue is not the priority, I wanted to get it out so people can have fun with it.

The runners idea is interesting though, currently they all share the same internal API key for auth between each other, that would probably require some fiddling around. Lets iron out all the kinks first and see where we go from there

@luckow thanks for that, I never checked light mode on the keycloak template Should be fixed!

Hello Cloudronauts!

I’ve been building a frontend for my broken link checker over the past months as a side project and I’m getting close to releasing it to the public. The main goal was to keep it easy, fast and straightforward, while still covering the things that tend to matter in practice (broken links, redirects, some server info and basic SEO checks).

Before actually publishing it somewhere, I thought I'd ask the Cloudron community for a little help, run it against real-world setups and see where it breaks or gives misleading results (also, I ran out of ideas which sites to check). If anyone here is interested in trying it on their own sites and sharing feedback with me (either publicly or dm), that would be much appreciated.

I’m especially interested in:

• edge cases (odd redirects, timeouts, unusual setups)
• anything confusing or missing in the reports
• cases where results don’t look correct
• general feedback/bug-reports or inconsistencies
• last minute feature requests

I’ve set up a 60-day coupon (code: WE-LOVE-CLOUDRON, redeemable until the end of April) "starter plan" for this, so you can use it without any barriers (other than your email-address), after the 60 days it will fall back to a free account. If something looks off, you can send me a share link or just describe what you’re seeing.

Here's the URL: https://www.4f.at/

This is not meant as a promotion, just trying to make the tool more solid before launch. Also posting it here especially since this is a 100% Cloudron powered affair (except the runners for the build pipeline):

• custom Next.js app with PostgreSQL and Redis (sessions, rate-limiter, caching)
• Keycloak for OIDC authentication (sends out magic links for login)
• crawlers are custom Go-apps that can be easily deployed on multiple servers to scale horizontally
• source-code resides in a private Gitea instance, the build pipeline includes the docker registry app, Cloudron build service and a custom Drone-app & runners
• Umami for statistics

Thanks for the attention!

You got a typo in there maybe, or a firewall?

@klawitterb try without https://

There is no scrollbar even though there are more elements than there is space, while checking notifications on /#/notifications on 9.1.5:

This would fix it (adjust accordingly do that specific container):

.section-body {
  overflow-y: scroll;
}

If you want strange, I can throw this in the mix :

Firefox on Ubuntu, but it also happens on Brave. Might be due to the format (.ftl file)

@timconsidine exactly

@girish well...

@girish is 9.1 stable already? Had another Cloudron that just updated by itself via cron

Would have probably been easier to update the old attempt https://git.cloudron.io/msbt/strapi-app

Yes that's what I meant, auto updates for apps but not the platform. Awesome!

@girish maybe I'm just the lucky one, that happened before on other machines with other versions:

It's a bit tricky, because that specific Cloudron has a bunch of custom apps which are best stopped before updating/rebooting. I remember a thread about release channels or separate app updates from Cloudron updates, is that somewhere on the roadmap?

Edit: it says "unstable": false in the tasks json

@girish said:

9.1 is in unstable now

Uhh what? One of my production Cloudrons already got updated automatically 3 days ago?!

there was a breaking change (more info here https://community.n8n.io/t/n8n-restrict-file-access-to-in-2-0/227750), you need to add this to your env file:

export N8N_RESTRICT_FILE_ACCESS_TO="/app/data"

apparently the successor of the tool has/will have one: https://controlr.app/

New repo: https://github.com/bitbound/ControlR
What happened: https://github.com/immense/Remotely/issues/985 --> https://github.com/bitbound/ControlR/discussions/84

@andreasdueren I'm guessing line 19 cleanup from here was a bit too optimistic, it removed the github url from the s3 package

@davidbrrrr I don't think I actually set it up. Did you manually add another data folder in /app/data so the path /app/data/data is available?

When I'm in "My Apps"-view, finding apps by label doesn't work anymore, it did in <9. To reproduce, set a label which doesn't include parts or the URL and try to find it. I tried searching the forums if this is already mentioned somewhere, but couldn't find anything.

Cloudron Version

9.0.15