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@BrutalBirdie Ha - that's exactly what I came up with. Fixed on my end, too. I have no idea how it reset but just happy it's working now. Thanks for your help!

@Ropyro OK, was able to find a browser that didn't completely block me from accessing my Cloudron and was able to log in and manually renew certs. All is good now. Thanks again.

@girish I mean that there's an easy way to connect to common services (Google services, Dropbox, nextcloud, etc through the gui. From my experience, it's referred to as Online Accounts. I first encountered it in Ubuntu, then Mint, then Pop!_OS. It's a davs connection to Nextcloud.

@BrutalBirdie Man, thanks for doing the leg-work here. I'll be buying you a beer

Thanks for everyone for their input on this. I love the community here. It's really surprising to me that this functionality isn't clear/straightforward. I've moved forward with a straightforward solution. I just installed another instance of Nextcloud for my friend. A little clunky but it works. It's just my personal Cloudron server anyway.

@nebulon Hi!

Yea, everything is working great when hitting the server from outside my network. Your hosts file suggestion is a good one and is something I've done before. I'll dig into that. I seem to remember coming across a bit more of a graceful solution that handles internal/external requests. Thanks for jogging my memory!

@murgero Awesome. Thanks!

@BrutalBirdie Man, what a mess! I didn't have time to look into it today as deeply as you did. Can't thank you enough!

Hi There --

I want to offer my friend an account in my Nextcloud instance but want to assure him that I can't look at his files. From what I'm reading on the old internet it looks like I'd have access to his files through my admin account. Is this true? If so, is there a way to configure it so his files are absolutely private?