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@igaudette I've been using the built in mail server without any problems whatsoever for a few years now. I had to white/greylist my IP at the very beginning but no issues since.

Sorry for this delayed response. Just wanted to confirm that everything worked right after contacting you. Thank your very much for this quick reply and for your great support. Appreciate it.

@girish said in Nextcloud Talk keeps re-installing again and again:

@Stardenver the package automatically configured talk+turn on restart and app updates. To disable this, disable TURN for the app - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#turn

Thank you very much

@Stardenver said in Best practise for Nextcloud setup (NVMe) with additional HDD drives:

What is the best way to gain maximum storage from SSD and HDD in Nextcloud, but still avoiding the problems I mentioned?

Is the problem that nextcloud is taking too much space? You said the 200GB disk is filling up. What is the size of your files ?

We had quite a few similar issues with namecheap in the last week on support. Check if your domain really only has no other DNS records reported via host <yourdomain> if there are multiple records reported, you have to ask namecheap support about this.

@necrevistonnezr said in How to remove all mail folder?:

Another thing is that - as usual with Apple - there’s no way to adjust or reset such suggestions. Even without the „all mail“ folder, it was hit & miss. And why would a folder that has been added later override all previously learned suggestions? It’s just stupid.
(BTW, the same goes for login/password suggestions in Safari, even when using Bitwarden - for my Cloudron site, Safari suggests 30 login / password combinations that are out of date. No way to reset that).

I hear you. Apple always does everything the apple way. In this case I think its not really related to "learning". I think its more of a scan and match system. You receive a mail and the mail app is looking up for the folder containing the most mails with the given sender. So in case of Amazon apps there are like two options: The Amazon folder and the all mail folder. As I may have missed a few mails in the past and probably just moved them into the archive, there may be a slightly higher amount of mails in the all mail folder. Also I tend to use folders like "cancellations" or "payments" which may also contain Amazon mails.

The same goes for office mails. The same sender (f.g. boss@work) may end up in folder "Project A" and Project "B", according to its content and topic. But both mails will be found in "all mail". So no matter what, the all mail folder will - due to its nature - always have the biggest and max. possible amount of mails from every given sender and therefor get the highest "rank" from Apple Mail.

At least thats what I assume.

Update solved the problem. Will dig into the monitoring problem, which indeed seems to be not cloudron related. Thank you for the reply.

@girish said in Whats Django Adminpanel and how to access it?:

python3 manage.py createsuperuser

This one worked. Logged in with new account and gave my main account the missing permissions.

Thank you very much

That's what I call an answer 🙂
Thank you very much. Very helpful and my question is answered.

Please follow the thread at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/9333/hetzner-storage-box-cifs . Just trying to keep all this CIFS related stuff in one place.

@Kubernetes said in Nextcloud using much too much storage:

And how did you solve it? Did you just delete the files_version folder content? Is that a safe action?

Well.. nothing happened. I just erased those versions of files I didnt use anymore. In my case I attached an external storage box and removed it later. So I simply erased the folders from within the files_version folder that were on that storage.

@Stardenver Depends on how you use the volume.

If you use the volume to store the app's data using data directory , then it's part of backup If you set it up as a mount of the app, then it's not.

@Stardenver said in Identify whats causing lags:

So the graph showing 200% is 2 cores on 100% each (or something equal like 4 cores on 50% each)?

The latter is more probable. If you really want to know, run 'htop' from the command line.

Spam filters don't block delivery status messages as they're needed for troubleshooting.

If someone else decided to use your address as the From: to spam, there isn't much you can do to stop it, only deal with it (filtering, etc) or turn off delivery to that address until the campaign is over.

Forged source headers will always bounce to the source, and yours happens to be deliverable. Sorry.

@necrevistonnezr said in The app I will never install again:

FreshRSS just looks ugly, no matter the theme.

I actually prefer it to TinyRSS! 😛

@jdaviescoates I did some quick and dirty tests and so far it seems to be okay. I received mails in my Gmail account and in several others from some small and mostly german providers. Mails arrive at my webhoster.

As I don't have an MS365 account I tested outlook.com Mail was accepted from server but was moved into spam folder. I marked it as no spam and next mail arrived. Guess thats okay for me. I also checked mails with attachments (pdf).

As I already mentioned, I am sending very few mails and like 99% are incoming mails. So its okay for me.

@JOduMonT

ECC now has mostly the same price as non-ECC, and AMD CPU support them for years.

But in general is better to have ECC if using FS that takes advantage of that, BTRFS, ZFS.
Or if you use TMPFS.

But if you care about latency then normal RAM is better, ECC slows down communication.

@Stardenver said in Storage Box vs HDD for volumes:

Scares me a bit now.

Yeah, I'm generally a bit scared of encryption unless it's all automated by some app like Signal or whatever. I'm always worried something will go wrong or I'll forget/ loose my pw and loose access to my own files. I tend to feel that in my own personal circumstances that is a greater risk than someone nefarious managing to access my unencrypted files, so I mostly just don't encrypt stuff.

But this sounds like a pretty good method of getting Ubuntu's full disk encryption set-up with Cloudron (so long as you store you passwords safely, like in a password manager and printed out on paper, and maybe somewhere else too for good measure):

https://forum.cloudron.io/post/59269

For now though, I reckon my files are safe enough behind insanely long passwords plus 2FA 🤷

have you stress test your mail server .. sending more emails to see its limits ( in 1 gb ram small vps) ?