@jdaviescoates select the other model

spreadsheet?
ESPO custom app?
n8n flow?

Please post the Cloudron top right Menu > System Info view

Your DB is super busy for some reason as well. So include the > Services view

@girish said in Incoming Email:

@darren thanks. mailin seems quite outdated (7 years ago). Looks like they tried to replace it upstream as well - https://github.com/loomio/loomio-deploy/issues/99 .

Looks like they did it already in Oct '24
https://github.com/loomio/haraka-rails-docker

This should work

Also look at the disk IO on the VPS next to the CPU graphs. If it's under 300, it may be overloaded.

The way to install it is detailed here: https://github.com/stackblitz/bolt.new/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

They have a GH, but only use it for issue tracking

• https://github.com/Trae-AI/Trae/issues

@CBCUN Yes, I got it to work in LAMP.

I used the .htaccess method to forward A from LAMP to the running app via RewriteRule "(.*)$" "http://localhost:8000/$1" [P,L]

Nice find, looks like a simple to package NodeJS app that does a lot more than N8N.

I discovered a browser extension called Vimium C which lets you navigate web pages with just the keyboard.

Really helps with all the repetitive clicks on the forum too.

Check it out

After this excellent read, I thought Cloudron could adopt some of their findings and see how it helps things move forward toward Multi-Cloudron across hosts including domains and email in a more secure way.

Encrypted SQLite mailboxes for your privacy

Unlike other email services, we ensure that only you have access to your mailbox at all times.

Written by Forward Email Team

Published 12/31/24

Time to read: Less than 5 minutes

Foreword

tldr; Our email service is 100% open-source and privacy-focused through secure and encrypted SQLite mailboxes.

Until we launched IMAP support, we used MongoDB for our persistent data storage needs.

This technology is amazing and we still use it today – but in order to have encryption-at-rest with MongoDB you need to use a provider that offers MongoDB Enterprise, such as Digital Ocean or Mongo Atlas – or pay for an enterprise license (and subsequently have to work with sales team latency).

Our team at Forward Email needed a developer-friendly, scalable, reliable, and encrypted storage solution for IMAP mailboxes. As open-source developers, using a technology you need to pay a license fee in order to get the encryption-at-rest feature was against our principles – and so we experimented, researched, and developed a new solution from scratch to solve these needs.

Instead of using a shared database to store your mailboxes, we individually store and encrypt your mailboxes with your password (which only you have). Our email service is so secure that if you forget your password, then you lose your mailbox (and need to recover with offline backups or start over).

Keep reading as we take a deep dive below with a comparison of email service providers, how our service works, our technology stack, and more.

Keep reading at https://forwardemail.net/en/blog/docs/best-quantum-safe-encrypted-email-service

This is a great find, and their architecture is superb!

Forward Email is the 100% open-source and privacy-focused email service @ https://forwardemail.net.

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• How do I get started
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• Requirements
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• Local Development Guide
• Server Infrastructure
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• License

@jdaviescoates the rsync may be doing a 'cat' stream over ssh vs the tgz having to complete locally before transferring.

Hmm, wasn't there a way to do that with tgz as well?

Amazing, thanks for confirming!

Since we still don't have Multi Cloudron and many AI front and apps, these extension(s) to the existing Postgres DB on Cloudron would benefit many.

See: https://github.com/timescale/pgvectorscale

Consider enabling these for all, or at least a check box way to enable them.

@nebulon might be nice to have these set when terminal is launched including HOME.

@luckow Use Twitter or similar with a hashtag and a photo of any landmark you might spend some time near.

It was the best way to let others know where we were or where we were going at huge conferences.

@foliovision Look into Revolt, there's an App request for it in this forum as well.

@Lanhild Mighr help to specify the parameter and how to omit it