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Yeah, I think that was the problem. I have no idea what password was used because I tried quite a few of them! I ended up just biting the bullet and taking another backup with the proper password. It seems like it's working. Thanks for your help.

@jdaviescoates Hmm. The password should be correct as i'm pulling it from the manager, but I will look into this. Thanks for the lead!

Hey folks,

I'm in the process of migrating to a new setup. My old setup is on 7.5.2 due to the AVX/Mongo business so on the new setup I installed Ubuntu 22.04, Cloudron 7.5.2, and I uploaded the backup config to the new install. Upon dry run restore I had to do a chown for yellowtent and it seemed like after that I was off to the races until the restore stopped with an error stating "Incorrect Header Check". That's it. I tried again and got the same results.

I'm not sure what else to do here as there's not much to go on. I just took this backup last night and I don't think anything has changed, but I don't think that would matter anyways on a dry run, right?

Awesome, thanks for the information!

Hey there,

I saw that Cloudron 8 now allows for non AVX support. I'm still on 7.5.2 as a result. Is there a published upgrade path to get to 8, or would I be stuck doing a reinstall?

Thanks,

Alex

@subven I rebooted many times and unbound never came back so this isn't necessarily true. It wasn't until coming across this post that I was able to solve by repeatedly trying to start unbound times about 3 tries.

Thank you to OP and @girish for the solution!

@girish Thanks for responding so quickly! I'll need to revisit my DNS knowledge to get that up and running. Doesn't seem too crazy to do. Thanks for the link, and also for actually trying to answer Daniel's question inside your link. Too many times people say "just don't do that" or, "do this other thing instead". Drives me insane

Hi guys. Love Cloudron to pieces. I have all of my apps on a home server and it works great, but as it's a proper server, there's very little in the way of graphics processing. I would like to make a second cloudron server for part-time use so that I can install Kopano Meet on a separate computer and use when needed, which is not very often. I have a static IP at home here and was wondering if there was any way I could accomplish what I want, or if i'm better off just installing Kopano separately. Thanks in advance for any help or advice.

@girish Yeah I was starting to think that as well. I'll give it a shot and report back. Thanks!

@fbartels Thanks for the thought. I did make sure of the case sensitivity. I've learned that lesson too many times the hard way

I will try again maybe in all lower-case just to see if that changes anything.

@nebulon Do you think it would be easier if I just made an NFS server on the backup drive using Linux and connected them that way?

Thanks!

Hi there,

I'm trying to follow the documentation but I'm running into some roadblocks and am really wracking my brain.

My server is now self hosted and I added a drive to handle backups for various items including cloudron. I created an NFS storage volume in my server (separate drive) allowing everybody R/W access (for now) and have the following details:

Windows server 2016
Share name: Backups
Folder path D:\shares\backups
Remote path: MySVR:/Backups

Client:
Ubtuntu 18.04 Virtual Machine running Cloudron

Cloudron documentation shows this to be added to the fstab file:

IP:/remote_volume /backups nfs rw,hard,tcp,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14 0 0

So for me that would be

MySVR:/Backups /Backups nfs rw,hard,tcp,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14 0 0

Did I do that right? Should I actually be putting the IP address my server uses on the LAN? I did try that, but it still didn't seem to work.

Also, in the backup page, would the filepath be MySVR:\Backups?

I just can't seem to find any help online for this particular setup and could really use some help. I'm having tons of fun, but this really has me stuck. Thanks in advance!

-Stratus