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Thanks for your replay. This is the third alternative. However, this is linked to a few cons: Skillgap regarding IPv6 I am using unifi hardware which has a pretty basic IPv6 implementation

@stantropics you can only import an existing paperless export (via document_exporter command). That's my understanding anyway. I documented it in https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/paperless-ngx/#importing .

@nebulon Awesome - that's exactly what I am looking for! Thanks!

Just tried it and a cloudron build --set-build-service mybuild.service.com --build-service-token <token-from-/app/data/tokendb.json> --set-repository <your.docker.registry>/<appname> --tag latest now starts the build and pushes it to the repo. Thanks a thousand times, @girish. This is awesome.

@girish After rebooting the machine it has been working for three continuous backups - I will report back if this changes. Thanks for your help.

@girish sure thing. Just wanted to let you know.

I did look into integrating with gogs when I did the GitLab integration. IIRC, the issue was that the gogs APIs for release tracking required a token (unlike GitHub and GitLab). This means that you have to create an account in another gogs/gitea instance (registration is frequently disabled) making it impossible to track. I think we might have to investigate a bit more and report the issue upstream first.

@stantropics One thing worth looking into is https://cloudron.io/documentation/apps/nextcloud/#managing-deleted-files (especially, those deleted nextcloud files hang around indefinitely).

@girish thanks for the info!