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I'm not sure why you ask about documentation for a theme? They nee to be put in the folder I mentioned and that's about it.

Ping @girish .

I'd appreciate if you could have a look.

Themes can be installed by adding them to htdocs/theme/, but this doesn't seem to be a directory that can be written to and is not symlinked to app/data.

Could you enable this?

Thank you!

I have deployed an app which has as entry point app.html.

Configuring that in the settings worked fine.

But I noticed after updating it (maybe even restarting it or restoring it from a backup), the link to this configured HTML file is broken.

Just going to the settings and saving it without doing any changes fixes it.

Could you please fix this? I don't want to have to think about fixing this manually every time.

I stand corrected.

@girish and @nebulon have created Cloudron to scratch an itch and make a living out of it.
Not everyone needs or wants to scale, even if you yourself want them to help you make bigger business.

I also don't expect them to publicly talk about their business here, that's not how they have operated these past years. (See for example this 158 posts topic with exactly 0 post from them)

But I'm pretty sure they are reading, so hi!

@nebulon Ok I just tried with a new domain, and now it simply just doesn't come out of Configuring - Registering location domain.click state.

Here's the DNS current config:

I'm not going to update it straight away, so if you need more info, I can help.

I don't the exact detail, it was something related to a Porkbun parked domain.

But i plan to buy a new domain soon, and I'll report precisely then.

So I figured out it was because there was an existing default config for the domain.

Would it be possible to warn the user why it fails more precisely?

I have registered a domain with Porkbun DNS API.

I havenot been able to register the main domain, I receive the following error:

External Error: Porkbun DNS error 400 {"status":"ERROR","message":"Create error: We were unable to create the DNS record."}

I created the app on a subdomain,and it worked fine.

How can I fix this?

I guess making Hetzner advertisement helps: https://x.com/heyandras/status/1853306984076104128

Ok this is solved. I tried to add the solved label, but I can't find it here. So thank you.

@girish We're hosted on Contabo, in EU, and I believe Germany.

I'll have a look.

Yep, it seems it's not loading now:

When I check for updates, none is detected, see:

Reading https://forum.cloudron.io/post/92312, it says for Directus 11:

Important: Directus v11 contains a brand new permissions system that's based on policies. We've provided a migration, so the upgrade path is the same as with other releases. This is a big release, which changes the paradigm on how permissions are attached and executed.

So my Directus instances have not auto-updated, which is maybe expected. But I have not received a notification that a manual update was necessary (or maybe I have not received it).

Now that I have noticed the manual update, I'm not sure how I'm supposed to do the migration:

• I didn't find anything in the docs
• I didn't fund anything in the update tab of the app settings
• there is no forum thread about it (yet!)

Due to the last point, I'm wondering if I'm maybe not the only one not noticing that an action is required to migrate to Directus 11.

Can you please help? Thanks

Plant-it is a self-hosted gardening companion app.
Useful for keeping track of plant care, receiving notifications about when to water plants, uploading plant images, and more.

Source code: https://github.com/MDeLuise/plant-it/

There are docker instructions with docker compose and and Android app as well.

This has been fully open sourced very recently: https://ente.io/blog/open-sourcing-our-server/

It has been externally audited, which is rare enough in the self-host scene to be underlined.