To enable completely self hosted Mattermost experience, this service (https://developers.mattermost.com/contribute/mobile/push-notifications/service/ ) is a must.
It’s rarely updated and have ready to use Docker image on Dockerhub.
It doesn’t include mobile part, which has to be handled automatically, but pretty much well documented.
Hi, I setup a system, created a local admin account with User Manager role in it (https://docs.cloudron.io/user-management/#user-manager), but he has no access to create mailboxes for the user - is there any way to enable that feature, without giving Admin permissions?
And just in case, as it's not quite clear in official documentation: e-mail mailboxes are backed up and will be restored in case of the disaster recovery, is that a correct assumption?
@girish thank you! Any way to add configurable backup failure SSL expiration notifications? I liked it very much the way there were before 6.3, as I only have one backup per day and 3 missing backups - it’s 3 days of data loss.
For SSL - I have a non-standard configuration and having notifications in advance helps really a lot.
@nebulon thank you! It makes sense for me as well (usermanager role to manage user related things in overall).
That let separate things quite nicely and install Cloudron in more complex environments.
Hope you will make it sooner, rather than later - I'm looking forward to it! 
@girish probably you can assist?
Is there any chance Cloudron could get a companion app for self hosted self build Mattermost - https://developers.mattermost.com/contribute/mobile/push-notifications/service/ ?
It is required, if you build your own version of mobile apps.
If not or not in any near future, is there any Cloudron way to install it alongside with Mattermost?
@girish thank you. I meant only server part of course - mobile one is easy to be handled by myself
Did the post. What’s happening next?
@girish thanks for getting back! I guess it could be the issue, but I don’t expect things to be very different and this provider is used by quite a lot of the clients without any issues.
Let me see if I will be able to get some history in here and shall I then send a feedback to Mattermost, I guess?
@girish thank you! Any way to add configurable backup failure SSL expiration notifications? I liked it very much the way there were before 6.3, as I only have one backup per day and 3 missing backups - it’s 3 days of data loss.
For SSL - I have a non-standard configuration and having notifications in advance helps really a lot.
@d19dotca thank you, I appreciate your quick response and correcting on the wrong topic!
I did the search indeed, but I guess it was a wrong search query
@girish said in Mattermost large file upload issue:
@potemkin_ai said in Mattermost large file upload issue:
I needed to upload 195Mb file to my local hosted Mattermost with S3 to host files
If I understand correctly, you have configured mattermost to store files on s3. You then uploaded file via mattermost and you are finding that the uploaded files are corrupt. Is this the case?
Thank you for the clarification! Not sure that it's corrupt - it doesn't download in full; and when it does - it is corrupt, indeed.
Hello! I was about to be a happy self hosted mail server user, when I found out that GMail refuse all of the e-mails from my IP address, because it was abused earlier.
GMail says that I need to find some proper e-mail relay service - is there any recommendations of such a services, that doesn't charge per every mail served?
Thank you in advance!
Hello!
I believe I faced some issue: I needed to upload 195Mb file to my local hosted Mattermost with S3 to host files (from my virtual machine provider, not AWS). The file was reported to be uploaded Ok (after I adjusted the settings on Console to upload such a large uploads, but then we try to download it, it just give 8Mb file.
If try to download it via public link, it gives back all 195Mb, but the archive is corrupted.
I also checked my S3 storage, and there are 39 files - all of them of 5Mb, except for one (the last one), which 1,35Mb (screenshot attached).
I tried to Google the issue, and it says it could be something related to nginx upload settings.
Any glue?
@girish thank you. I meant only server part of course - mobile one is easy to be handled by myself
Did the post. What’s happening next?
To enable completely self hosted Mattermost experience, this service (https://developers.mattermost.com/contribute/mobile/push-notifications/service/ ) is a must.
It’s rarely updated and have ready to use Docker image on Dockerhub.
It doesn’t include mobile part, which has to be handled automatically, but pretty much well documented.
Is there any chance Cloudron could get a companion app for self hosted self build Mattermost - https://developers.mattermost.com/contribute/mobile/push-notifications/service/ ?
It is required, if you build your own version of mobile apps.
If not or not in any near future, is there any Cloudron way to install it alongside with Mattermost?