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@dsp76

3. I was intending which was origin of data, in which data center (EU, US, and so on) is stored source, if far away from Ionos S3 Region (destination).

What I have in mind, it could be some link issues between source and destination...

Il I'm not wrong Hetzner Storage Box service does not have any S3 endpoint, .... Just sFtp, webdav, and others.

So what I can suggest to you is to debug using other alternative S3 service. You could try backblaze, idrive e2, or Exoscale.

Can you tell also us more about Cloudron instance resources? How much Ram do you have? Cpu? is Bare metal server or Vps?

I think all those informations help to better understand.

Hello @dsp76

• Have you tested with alternative storage providers or alternative regions to isolate if this is Ionos S3/Zone-specific?
• Which region are you using for your S3 bucket?
• Where data origin is stored?
• How frequently does this issue occur?

@joseph ok thanks

@joseph Thanks for your prompt response.

Changes and modifications will be persistent (App restart or update)?

About data: will be shared or sent somewhere outside Cloudron instance?

Thanks a lot

@Neiluj @timconsidine

Hi everyone.

I’m running LibreChat and I would like to enable the internal Search feature which requires Meilisearch.

According to the LibreChat documentation, search functionality depends on Meilisearch running and being connected via environment variables (SEARCH=true, MEILI_HOST, MEILI_MASTER_KEY, etc.).

For my knowledge is little bit complicated to put hands on those steps (eg. open 7700 port). Also, I didn't understand if settings are persistent or not.

Has anyone here already enabled Meilisearch?

I've another question about privacy: when enabling the search feature with Meilisearch, will conversations be indexed and stored fully locally inside my Cloudron/Meilisearch instance, or is there any data being sent to Meilisearch servers?

Any guidance would be very much appreciated

Thanks

@micmc this feature "Each chunk of data is replicated in 3 zones" seams to be interesting...

@imc67 It could be a valid alternative...

@AartJansen This could be another option...

• Upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish): https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-22/
• Upgrading to Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat): https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/

If you're on 20.04, first you've to upgrade to 22.04, then to 24.04 in two different steps.

@perelin yes, as @firmansi wrote, first user you create is admin, further users you create are normal users...

@ImatBagjaGumilar Good news! I'm very glad for this. Keep us posted in case of any need.

@girish Well done! This is an additional layer of security.

We can't wait for the test results and the update rollout

@jamie.mckenzie Hi and welcome on this forum. It seems that log does not have any error...

So, I had similar problem on a low RAM VPS... could you try to increase RAM on VPS and also to allocate more RAM to Cloudron Wordpress App?

Let us know.

@ImatBagjaGumilar welcome here. Did you try to figure out on the app logs? Also, did you try to allocate more RAM in "Resources > Memory Limit/Maximum memory app can use"?

Let us know

@archos Great

@SansGuidon It still does not work for you?

@SansGuidon Mentioned guide also say "To add custom cron events, use Cloudron's built-in cron or use a plugin like WP Crontrol." And it works like a sharm...

Before Cloudron I had a lot of problems publishing scheduled posts because WP Cron is activated only when user visits the website. Cloudron guide say "WordPress' built-in cron task schedule wp-cron is disabled since it is not effective for low traffic websites."

@SansGuidon Cloudron cron jobs works perfectly with Wordpress...

@archos Keep us posted

@joseph I don't know if this can help, but I added to Wp cron this command:

55 1,13 * * * rm -rf /app/data/public/wp-content/cache/* > /dev/null 2>&1

You can extend this also to /tmp folders.

I added this line to save space before backup. You can edit this according to backup scheduled times