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@robi Technically true. And yet the only door you need to overcome to access all your mails.

I‘m not sure it’s a good idea to „update“ this package - it could create the false impression that the code is up to date. The last relevant update is from October 2024 - that’s not good for a mail application that potentially holds your most important information.

Just to be clear: In the current version, video thumbnails are not created automatically after an upload, other than before.

gosu cloudron:cloudron npm run regenerate-thumbnails

needs to be run manually. Is this still an error in the Cloudron package or the App itself?

Anyone up for packaging Open Archiver (https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14332/openarchiver-e-mail-archiving-incl.-fulltext-search-of-attachments) or Mail Archiver (https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14290/recommendation-mail-archiver-simple-efficient-email-archiving)?
A proper mail archiver profits private persons and businesses alike..l

Now I get it: Instead of

SYNC_PAIRS=(
    "/Users/userLiteratur/:Literatur"

in the rclone script, it's now

SYNC_PAIRS=(
    "/Users/userLiteratur/:home/Literatur"

(notice the extra home)

@nebulon Thanks - such information are quite material and should be mentioned in the docs / changelog?

However, when I click von WebDAV in Cubby, it still shows me https://cubby.domain.tld/webdav/user/... You say it's supposed to be https://cubby.domain.tld/webdav/home/user/?

No change

rclone log:

rclone: copy "._Literatur_Suchindex.log"?
y) Yes, this is OK (default)
n) No, skip this
s) Skip all copy operations with no more questions
!) Do all copy operations with no more questions
q) Exit rclone now.
y/n/s/!/q> y
2026/03/12 15:54:23 ERROR : ._Literatur_Suchindex.log: Failed to copy: unchunked simple update failed: Method Not Allowed: 405 Method Not Allowed
1.532 MiB / 3.380 GiB, 0%, 364 B/s, ETA 16w3d2h (xfr#0/978)

Cubby log:

Mar 12 15:54:23 cubby:users webdavLogin: kdj +1s
Mar 12 15:54:23 cubby:webdav auth: webdavLogin result=ok +63ms
Mar 12 15:54:23 cubby:webdav request: authenticated as kdj, handling DELETE +1ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: MKCOL /webdav/kdj/Literatur/ +16s
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: parsed username=kdj segments=[ 'Literatur' ] +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav auth: attempting login for user=kdj +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:users webdavLogin: kdj +16s
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav auth: webdavLogin result=ok +84ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: authenticated as kdj, handling MKCOL +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: PUT /webdav/kdj/Literatur/%2E%5FLiteratur%5FSuchindex%2Elog +24ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: parsed username=kdj segments=[ 'Literatur', '._Literatur_Suchindex.log' ] +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav auth: attempting login for user=kdj +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:users webdavLogin: kdj +108ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav auth: webdavLogin result=ok +64ms
Mar 12 15:54:39 cubby:webdav request: authenticated as kdj, handling PUT +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:webdav request: DELETE /webdav/kdj/Literatur/%2E%5FLiteratur%5FSuchindex%2Elog +1s
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:webdav request: parsed username=kdj segments=[ 'Literatur', '._Literatur_Suchindex.log' ] +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:webdav auth: attempting login for user=kdj +0ms
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:users webdavLogin: kdj +1s
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:webdav auth: webdavLogin result=ok +73ms
Mar 12 15:54:40 cubby:webdav request: authenticated as kdj, handling DELETE +0ms

Something changed as it used to work two weeks ago.

I'm trying to sync a local folder to Cubby WebDAV via rclone 1.73.2 (current)

I'm getting these errors in rclone:

2026/03/11 14:56:49 ERROR : - Dictionaries/de Castro - Portuguese-English Dictionary of Law and Economics (2013).pdf: Failed to copy: unchunked simple update failed: Method Not Allowed: 405 Method Not Allowed
2026/03/11 14:56:49 ERROR : Memos/Internet und E-Mail Nutzung (3 Aufl 2021).rtf: Failed to copy: unchunked simple update failed: Method Not Allowed: 405 Method Not Allowed

Cubby log of the corresponding action:

Mar 11 14:56:47 cubby:users webdavLogin: user +223ms
Mar 11 14:56:47 cubby:webdav auth: webdavLogin result=ok +75ms
Mar 11 14:56:47 cubby:webdav request: authenticated as user, handling MKCOL +0ms
Mar 11 14:56:47 cubby:webdav request: PUT /webdav/user/%2D%20Dictionaries/de%20Castro%20%2D%20Portuguese%2DEnglish%20Dictionary%20of%20Law%20and%20Economics%20%282013%29%2Epdf +188ms
Mar 11 14:56:47 cubby:webdav request: parsed username=user segments=[ '- Dictionaries', 'de Castro - Portuguese-English Dictionary of Law and Economics (2013).pdf' ] +1ms

rclone call in script:

for PAIR in "${SYNC_PAIRS[@]}"; do
    LOCAL_DIR="${PAIR%%:*}"
    REMOTE_DIR="${PAIR##*:}"
    
    if [ ! -d "$LOCAL_DIR" ]; then
        echo "⚠ Überspringe (nicht gefunden): $LOCAL_DIR"
        continue
    fi
    
    echo "► Sync: $LOCAL_DIR → $REMOTE_DIR"
    
    "$SCRIPT_DIR/rclone" sync "$LOCAL_DIR" "secure:$REMOTE_DIR" \
      --config="$RCLONE_CONFIG" \
      --progress \
      --interactive \
      --transfers 4 \
      --checkers 8 \
      --no-check-certificate \
      --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36" \
      --retries 3 \
      --low-level-retries 10 \
      --stats 1s \
      --stats-one-line
    
    if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
        OVERALL_STATUS=1
        echo "✗ Fehler bei: $LOCAL_DIR"
    else
        echo "✓ Erfolgreich: $LOCAL_DIR"
    fi
    echo ""
done

@crazybrad said:

Thought I would share an update from U.S. based resellers. The supply environment is not good. Mfr prices on components and services are rising. It is unknown when backlogs will be satisfied. Bottom line: it will be chaotic.

Thanks. I sort of puzzles me that it hasn’t reached the public and politicians eye how much of a threat this is to the economy and overall inflation. But then again, there’s too much sh*t going on elsewhere…
We predict a lot of lay-offs, delayed innovation due to unavailability of hardware, even more strengthening of China‘s aggressive economic expansion (yes, yes, the US is equally as bad but a whatsboutism doesn’t help anyone), and surging prices for all kinds of products (also partly to profit-led inflation or greedflation).
We just learned that farm tractors are surging in price as they are rolling servers these days (measuring and calculating the best route on a field, sometimes even driving autonomously, measuring humidity and quality of the soil, etc.etc.)

Every user has configurable API keys under Settings --> Integrations

The repo itself has activity as recent as two months ago.
In any event, I find Linkding with the SingleFile extension (even works on mobile) more than sufficient for this purpose…

@p44 said in Hetzner price increases by 20-30 % - other hosting providers soon to follow:

@necrevistonnezr Yes, this could bring in mid term to a reshoring of production plants?

Problem is: It takes a long time to build such production lines and have it actually produce appropriate yield. It's a highly sophisticated process where the US and Europe currently neither have the knowledge nor the production capabilities. Blinded by greed (and I include us customers going for the lowest prices possible), we have outsourced vital industries and there's no easy turning back.

And now imagine what happens if China takes Taiwan by 2027, as US officials have told tech CEOs (Apple, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm, etc.) since 2022:

In secret briefings held in Washington and Silicon Valley, national security officials warned executives from companies like Apple, Advanced Micro Devices and Qualcomm that China was making plans to retake Taiwan, which Beijing has long considered a breakaway territory. A Chinese blockade of Taiwan, the officials said, could choke the supply of computer chips made on the island and bring the U.S. tech industry to its knees. […]
“The single biggest threat to the world economy, the single biggest point of single failure, is that 97 percent of the high-end chips are made in Taiwan,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said last month at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, slightly overstating industry estimates. “If that island were blockaded, that capacity were destroyed, it would be an economic apocalypse.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/24/technology/taiwan-china-chips-silicon-valley-tsmc.html

@humptydumpty said in Hetzner price increases by 20-30 % - other hosting providers soon to follow:

@necrevistonnezr said in Hetzner price increases by 20-30 % - other hosting providers soon to follow:

4 bn+ revenue

do you need a janitor?

I don’t own it, I‘m just an employee

@p44 said in Hetzner price increases by 20-30 % - other hosting providers soon to follow:

@necrevistonnezr
When you say “we see,” are you speaking as an ISP? Which region are you referring to?

German speaking country, large IT service provider offering large volume hardware reselling, cloud services, XaaS, etc. B2B, only, a lot of public / governmental agencies, 4 bn+ revenue.

@humptydumpty said in Hetzner price increases by 20-30 % - other hosting providers soon to follow:

@jdaviescoates now it REALLY doesn't make any sense. A dedicated server that has RESERVED memory for it is has barely any increase while cloud services with SHARED resources is charged 30% more? WTF.

We see server price increases for servers and storage in the region of 400-500 %, e.g. 50k instead of 10k. Think of having to replace 20 servers, you have extra costs of 800k, of you get them at all. Servers run for 3-5 years, max. That is a lot of extra costs.
This is neither arbitrary nor BS. This is currently a major crisis which will spill over in many areas and will impact inflation. Example: We have a large customer who cannot open his wind power park (gigawatts) because it needs powerful servers to run - which are not available at all.

That's whats already happening...

In Tokyo's electronics hub of Akihabara, stores are restricting purchases of memory products to curb hoarding. A sign outside PC shop Ark says that since November 1 customers have been limited to buying a total of eight products across hard-disk drives, solid-state drives and system memory. Ark declined to comment.

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/ai-frenzy-is-driving-new-global-supply-chain-crisis-2025-12-03/

In addition, there are reports that OpenAI employees have been urged to buy up all the RAM that is still available in local electronics stores. Such measures are probably not only intended to meet one's own needs, but also to block the competition.

https://www.linux-magazin.de/news/openai-will-von-samsung-40-prozent-der-dram-weltproduktion-kaufen/

@girish said in What's coming in 9.1:

Community packages - can be installed from a URL via the dashboard. Cloudron will track the upstream URL and automatically check for and apply updates. Will allow people to publish outside Cloudron App store and users can easily install these packages and keep them automatically updated. For discovery, we will maintain a list either on the forum or in the documentation (TBD).

Just my 2 cents: It's great that several people, mostly @timconsidine are packaging so many interesting apps. Bear in mind though, maintaining and supporting such apps after the initial packaging is a whole different ballgame.
The Cloudron team currently provides excellent support for their apps, in fact so good, that you see people looking for support in this forum that don't use Cloudron.
If one or two persons, who don't get paid package apps, you can't expect the same kind of support. And it's already happening: The Funkwhale app doesn't seem to work (see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1597/funkwhale-a-modern-convivial-and-free-music-server?page=3) and asking for support did not lead to anything (and I don't expect volunteers to react or even monitor such requests, don't get me wrong).
Just bear in mind, if you need support (e.g. for business critical apps), community packages are not the way to go, I think.

Netcup is next (https://forum.netcup.de/informationen/netcup-community/netcup-updates/p260826-rampocalypse-an-honest-update-on-the-hardware-situation/#post260826#09) :

First and foremost, we are cancelling the announced sale - it would send the wrong signal. This situation affects the entire European hosting industry - major providers have already announced price increases for both new and existing customers. This doesn't just impact new systems, but also hardware renewals and replacements. It reverberates all the way through the datacenter.

We know that some of you are frustrated and disappointed - we understand, because we're in the same boat.

This is where things stand right now - fully transparent and unvarnished.

We will do everything we can to keep the impact on you as small as possible - but realistically, there will be some impact.

Our current predictions are:

• Consumers and tax payers (because "consumers" include governmental institutions) will - once again - be faced with unprecedented price surges (hence "imported inflation") and hardware shortages; it will be worse than during the pandemic.
• It will stay this way at least until the end of 2027, possibly until 2030 (see interview with the Micron CEO)
• Consumer hardware will - if available at all - see downgrades in specs instead of the usual upgrades. A positive aspect: Maybe we'll see even more spec-efficient hardware (like Apple M chips).
• It is possible that one or more of the consumer hardware branches of large producers (think Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo..) will not survive 2026/2027
• It is likely that several IT-hardware resellers (the ones that e.g. supply schools or companies with 10.000+ devices) will not survive, either.
• Even longstanding agreements with fixed pricing are not worth their paper. All of our suppliers are openly in breach of contract - but since we all don't have an alternative, you can't do much without suing. We still refrain from that since it's costly and not good for business, but it might end up in a legal war.

You know a company who hasn't increased prices on this occasion? Apple. But they are famous for their control over its supply chain.