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Thanks for clarifying!

@nebulon Thank you! Great to hear. Happy to say that our custom skin loads properly.

@girish Confirming that the issue was unrelated. It was very helpful to be able to manually refresh certificates and then view the log files. Thanks!

Yes, you actually do not even need a subscription for all of your Cloudron installation. As long as your staging system stays below the app limit it works fine without it. I guess it depends on your size and the amount of overlapping projects.

That worked! Thank you.

Great to hear! Looking forward to testing it out!

I asked on Discord, but no new response there.

@sparkwise ah yes, that's what made me go down this route earlier as well. Unfortunately, I never found a fix for this. I think it requires some upstream fixes.

@girish We were exploring the Pro plan, but didn't initially realize that it would require a separate Metabase app and a data migration path. If we were to move forward with this in the future, I could see migrating to the hosted metabase.com solution. I agree that it probably doesn't make sense for Cloudron to package.

@marylou Where we ended up landing: both buttons are visible but only Google Login button gets used. Not perfect, but the app is fantastic.

@jdaviescoates said in trouble adding Google Calendar to Cal.com App Store:

I did have that wrong, but even after correcting it still wasn't working... on Firefox.

So what was it supposed to be???

Thanks. I’ll give it a shot!

A server snapshot is useful to recover quickly. But a backup is quite separate :

Backups are generally separate from your server provider. If you lose access to AWS (maybe they think you are a bad actor or a billing failure makes them kill everything, this happened to me), then backups are a way for you to recover. Snapshots are almost always in the same server provider.

Backups are portable . You can't take a EBS snapshot and put it in Digitalocean

On Cloudron, backups are per app. So, you can restore each app individually unlike a server snapshot which will roll back everything.

Backups help in upgrading things. For example, you can upgrade/migrate database using backup of old version into new version.

So, they have different use cases. Both are useful. Use both when possible.

@girish Amazing! Updating now. Thank you!

@girish + @nebulon it is very nice to have access to you; you are very responsive and highly competent 😉
thank you!

@bubonicfred Thanks for sharing! I hadn't noticed it yet.