Here is some update: the mobile app now supports the newest Grocy server version. I tried to get it using the Cloudron Ldap. This doesn't work out of the box but there is a patch waiting to be merged. I applied and tweaked it and can authentication as Cloudron user now.
(I'm thinking about packaging Grocy for Cloudron but might need some help on that 
...)
Here it is: https://git.cloudron.io/RoboMod/minio-auto-deleter. If there are any questions, don't hesitate to ask!
I just installed it in a LAMP App. Works great.
The next major release brings LDAP support. I'll try to upgrade soon after next release of the Android app.
Hi Cloudron Team,
thank you for the great feature of letting people now about apps going down via E-mail. It now happened multiple times that this was just a temporary problem and the app was already back online when I checked my mails. So, it would be nice to have a "App XXX is up" or similar E-mail telling me that I don't have to take any action.
Best
RoboMod
@girish @jdaviescoates Yes, it is. But its still not fully compatible to Cloudron. I'll create a patch from my changes, soon.
Hey there, are there any plans to introduce some sort of distribution into Cloudron? I'm thinking of deploying apps to different machines controlled via one interface.
@lucidfox It works. But the next major release of Grocy breaks the API so the Android client has to catch up these changes.
I had the exact same issue. I'm using a minio installation on a second machine. The backups are created every day. And then I wrote a python scripting managing those backups which means deleting those not necessary according to the backup scheme (1 per year, 3 month, 4 weeks, and the last 7 days). This script runs on my Cloudron machine. So, backups are only deleted when Cloudron is up and running and has connection to the backup machine. And yes, full backups are the ones having a box_ directory ;).
Em, yes, of course. I'll try to make it available in the next days.
@necrevistonnezr Thank you so much! That is actually a great idea!!! I've thought this through and my new plan is a 500 GB SSD for system plus 1 TB HDD for backups. 
Well, the thing is I'm using farely limited hardware with only two SATA-Ports. So, adding more space isn't that simple.
Anyone having experience with running Cloudron on a small home server?
Hey there!
I'm planning to move my Cloudron from (single) VM to bare metal. While thinking about buying SSDs for the system, the question came up how the partitioning should look like? Do you have any thoughts about or experience with disk partitioning for Cloudron?
Any hint appreciated
Best
RoboMod
@nebulon Thanks for the explanation! So, moving to 20.04 LTS first and upgrading later sounds reasonable.
@girish @nebulon, when do you expect 22.04 LTS to be officially supported by Cloudron? I'm planning to move to a fresh installation when possible.
@nebulon After an update there were several apps waiting for an background task to finish. Elsewhere in the forum, there was a hint to restart the box. This fixed the problem.
After the update to 6.3.3 my Cloudron needed a call of "systemctl restart box". It would be nice to have a button on the web interface which fire this command. So I would not have to SSH into my server just for one command.
Any thoughts on that?
@girish @jdaviescoates Yes, it is. But its still not fully compatible to Cloudron. I'll create a patch from my changes, soon.
Here is some update: the mobile app now supports the newest Grocy server version. I tried to get it using the Cloudron Ldap. This doesn't work out of the box but there is a patch waiting to be merged. I applied and tweaked it and can authentication as Cloudron user now.
(I'm thinking about packaging Grocy for Cloudron but might need some help on that ...)
@lucidfox It works. But the next major release of Grocy breaks the API so the Android client has to catch up these changes.
