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aha - I realise now, syncthing has no concept of a user account.

You can set it up to use "auth using the app itself" and that will give you a single credential pair.

I guess the "auth using cloudron" simply whitelists a bunch of potential usernames (but ignores passwords)

Hi - we are bitcoin only, and have no interest in supporting altcoins. Saying that, it should work anyway, out of the box.

Just tried to set up syncthing, using "alllow specific users from this cloudron"

I noticed that it does not check the password. Anyone can log in using the specified user id, the password field is ignored.

Thanks! We were able to resolve it in the end (was an issue with the nginx config). We now have btcpay server up and running, and plan to have the repo ready to publish here later this week

This wasn't as straightforward as we hoped. Mainly because there are three components to this:

1. Bitcoin core. For this we will just leave it as an external dependency.
2. NBXplorer. This needs to be internal, but is a separate container.
3. BTCPay Server.

The problem we're having is packaging two containers (NBXplorer + BTCPay Server) inside the same cloudron container. Does anyone have examples where this has been done on other apps?