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@nebulon, @BrutalBirdie
Thx to both of you, the call is now working.
curl -kX POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" https://my.smthg.com/api/v1/apps/install?access_token=857f7d7eb583cfb951e5a50c75a762b94304d4ba50d4a0c94950643eaab7959a -d '{"appStoreId": "io.n8n.cloudronapp@2.37.0","subdomain": "workflow","domain": "somethg.com","accessRestriction": {"users":[],"groups":[]}}'
{
"id": "c6c79d78-7c7c-414b-acf7-8b5cc39370ed",
"taskId": "269"
}

It needed obviously the header, but also I thought reading the API specs that accessRestriction could be null. It is not the case, so I used @BrutalBirdie assignment (empty users and groups) and the call succeeded.
Once again thank you very much.

Hi Nebulon,
Thx, that should be it. I didn't pick up that I forgot the header.
Testing and reverting.

Hello,
I am testing my Cloudron install with API calls.
When I try the invoke install app, I am getting a "Bad Request " and I cannot figure out what is wrong with my call, any idea?
curl -X POST https://my.smthg.com/api/v1/apps/install?access_token=<removed> 26dad6909df7c716ff -d '{"appStoreId": "io.n8n.cloudronapp@2.37.0","subdomain": "workflow","domain": "smthg.com","accessRestriction": "null"}'

returns

{
"status": "Bad Request",
"message": "appStoreId or manifest is required"
}
I first ran, and captured, the install directly from the GUI to validate the parameters, then removed the new app.
Cheers
Pierre