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?
@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! 
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?
Apologies for the delay in getting back - somehow I didn't get a notification of the response.
I worked thins around using routing rules - IP is open to the world, but all of the traffic goes via VLAN router, which has nothing, but NAT and ufw, so that's managed that way.
Speaking about server performance - I doubt that's the cause, it's quite a powerful virtual server.
I was wondering if I could achieve blocking the access to the server for everyone, but one IP and added the following list via firewall interface, adding all networks - from 1 to 255 with an /8 mask (below).
It was reflected accordingly at blocklist.txt, but I can't now get to the Cloudron admin part (https://my.server/) - it's just loading forever - 'Cloudron is offline, reconnecting'.
The whole machine is also getting quite unresponsive.
P.S. Admin page was nice enough, to make sure I didn't block the server address's network, so I don't believe that is the problem.
Removing blocklist.txt and rebooting solved the issue, but I still don't know how to close the access to the server - any help would be much appreciated!
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Same issue - since initial Rocket.Chat installation and till now (all of the latest updates)... how do I troubleshoot that?
Just in case: I've seen that https://github.com/RocketChat/Apps.GitHub, but it doesn't seem to be installable in docker configuration of Rocket.Chat
Hello! Is there anyone using Rocket.Chat with GitHub and managed to put a complete working GitHub integration/script for proper formatting of GitHub WebHooks?
If so, I would very much appreciate if you could share it with me
Any things and hints would be very much appreciated!!
@girish Slack integration is of the most interest, thank you