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with pleasure @hakunamatata, keep us posted.

@hakunamatata Thanks for sharing and expanding on your interesting point of view.

How can I disagree with your point... everyone is fed up with geopolitical uncertainty.

Please keep us updated on your research.

I recently connected to the interesting site https://european-alternatives.eu/ that I recommend you to view if you have not already done so.

I'll go little bit off-topic.

Decisions should be made by evaluating technical aspects and not political aspects.

Many of US companies offer excellent services and are the best worldwide.

If this is good for your business, then choose them.

Hetzner that you mentioned, for example, is excellent and does its job well, but you should not choose it because it is European or American. You should choose Hetzner because they are leader and they run very good their business.

If a company does its job well, then I think it should be chosen. Regardless of "political" factors.

I'll give you a practical example that involved me: some time ago, in for cheaper prices and for fiscal aspects, I chosed European provider "MailerLite", migrating from Us Mailchimp.

Well, after a few weeks I ran back to Mailchimp because many of the emails sent from MailerLite servers went directly into the spam of user mailboxes (American but also European).

Now, I can't tell you if there was a form of cross-boycott between Isp at the time, but I believe that choices should be made not out of politics (gut) but out of necessity (head).

About DNS provider, also Hetzner offer this service, but as mentioned, I'll stay with Cloudflare...

I had this issue on an instance just last night. I can't reproduce the issue. I rebooted the instance this morning. It's possible that the issue was related to Hetzner.

v8.3.1 (Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS)
Product vServer
Storage provider Mountpoint (Via Hetzner Storage CIFS)

@sebastienserre

Try with these steps:

0. Clear your cache browser, cookies, and restart browser
1. go to FreshRSS app file manager, open config.php and change:
   'auth_type' => 'http_auth' to 'auth_type' => 'form'

2. Now go to freshrss.yourdomain.xyz click on login and login with my.yourdomain.xyz username and password associated to main user (openid login):

3. Then, go to FreshRss login button (https://freshrss.yourdomain.xyz/i/?c=auth&a=login) and login with admin and password (password could be different from Cloudron main user):

Let me know

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@robi ok! Btw, are you using Bolt? I tried, is incredible...

@robi Did you install on Cloudron?

@nebulon Yes, is very acceptable...

@crazybrad this is a great point... when they say "never receiving your email"... you can see if is true or not

@girish Yes, they sent an email few days ago, maybe your account won't be affected?

@IniBudi @nebulon I can confirm that problem is not related to Cloudron, after I did some sending tests.

@crazybrad after years of frozen prices I think it's more than normal that they increased prices.

I thought they had increased them more, instead the increase was fair, if compared to the excellent quality of the service they provide and the efficiency of their help desk. Look for example at other providers like Mailchimp that in the last few years have done everything they wanted, even to old customers, with changes that increased prices dramatically.

So, totally agree with your point of view, @crazybrad

In changedetection.io, eg., is possible to use an external proxy, eg. Oxylabs or something like this. Do you think is it possible to apply an app base system like this? Could be interesting to develope in future something like this, to avoid Ip blocking or something like this. Anyway, @joseph, if you have any ideas, welcome

@joseph hello Joseph, maybe I formulate wrong question.

Site owner blocked the source IP of the RSS bridge instance and so, server generate 403 error (forbidden), FreshRss instance is unable to check that specific RSS feed.

Hello everyone,

I'm having an issue with FreshRSS where I get the error message "The requested URL returned error: 403" when trying to check certain Rss feed.

This seems to happen when the website owner put some restrictions in place that prevent from accessing and verifying the feed.

I was wondering if anyone has found a workaround or solution to this problem? Are there any settings in FreshRSS that could help bypass this error?

Or are there perhaps alternative methods to import such "protected" RSS feeds?

Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot

@nebulon Yes, problems occurred due to a 3rd party provider, but it could depend on Cloudron. This is only a hypothesis, of course, that came to my mind because @IniBudi and I experienced the same issue with two different providers when sending emails with Gmail mailboxes in CC.

@IniBudi Ok, thanks. I hope @girish or @nebulon can have a look of this issue

@IniBudi Wich email relay are you using? I think this problem should be better addressed and understood to let have a fix...

This because we're used to use relay servers due to poor IP Vps's reputation...

Hi @IniBudi, do you use any external relay email service? Eg. Postmark or similar?

I ask you this to better understand your conf but also because last week I sent same email to two different @gmail.com accounts and one of recipient in CC it seems it didn't received email.

But I'm not sure if is similar to your case.