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@santabroo I did once have all my Calibre Web books stored on a Hetzner Cloud Volume (different from their storage boxes) and have that Mounted as Cloudron Volume.

I was rsync-ing my local Calibre Library up to that Hetzner Cloud Volume. I'm not sure if I ever tried upload via the Calibre Web interface too, but if I did I can't remember what happened.

I think it very likely would work though if you moved your Calibre Web app Data Directory to a Heztner Cloud Volume but of course this would only be possible if your Cloudron is running on a Hetzner Cloud VPS.

@santabroo I haven't tested but I think if you add duplicate-cn directive in /app/data/openvpn.conf and restart the app, it will support multiple connections on one certificate.

You have to use the ovpn file to connect.

I tried following setup and it works:

Install AdGuard Home Install VPN app in same cloudron In VPN app, set DNS to public IP of cloudron (where AdGuard is installed). Connected from linux

I can see all DNS requests are going via AdGuard. I can see that in systemctl status systemd-resolved the DNS of tun0 is set correctly.

Ah, I see why. You are referring to OpenVPN AS maybe - https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/limitations-of-an-unlicensed-openvpn-access-server/ ?

@santabroo the OpenVPN app on Cloudron is completely different from OpenVPN AS. The OpenVPN UI was initially written by @mehdi, further developed now by the Cloudron team and not feature compatible or comparable with OpenVPN AS.

@santabroo No. VPNs are point-to-point.

What you may be wanting is a Tailscale/Headscale type solution that is a VPN mesh concept (not-point to-point).

I think both products take a very different approach on server administration, Cloudron focuses on the apps and webuzo apparently more on providing UI for sysadmin tasks. On Cloudron we basically try to minimize the exposer of those.