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@nebulon Okay, that makes sense. I had assumed as much. With that being said, what's the proper procedure to upgrade PHP, or is that handled automatically by Cloudron?

Could someone confirm what version of Node and PHP we should be on and/or migrating to? I ask because I've had a significant amount of trouble with packages seemingly getting upgraded automatically. I'm aware of the need to upgrade PHP to at least 8.2 (within the Nextcloud container, anyway).

To be cautious, I disabled apt's Unattended Upgrade and Automatic Security Updates. As detailed in the Ubuntu documentation, it seems dependencies and whatnot are fair game if a security update requires it. That was before I realized this is more complex, as there's an isolated file system that runs within the Nextcloud Docker container.

I didn't see anything that would cause automatic updates as far as apt is concerned. My confusion partly stems from troubleshooting now-restored systems (thank goodness for "snapshots"). The cloudron-support --troubleshoot command appears to check the versions outside the container environment, while I couldn't get it to work at all inside the Nextcloud Docker shell.

That doesn't make much sense, so I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong there.

Currently, my "exterior" packages for node and PHP are v20.17.0 and 8.3.6, respectively. The container environment reports node @ v18.18.0 and PHP @ 8.1.2. I make sure not to upgrade packages, so I'm assuming these are the default versions for Ubuntu 24.04.

Is there a suggested method for updating PHP or just apt install php8.3* (within the container)?

Appreciate the help!

@msbt Thank you immensely! I've been trying to get that to work for ages.

@girish Absolutely! No problem, I'll shoot you guys an email at that address. Thank you!

Hi all,

Hoping someone can help me figure this out. I'm attempting to install my second app (Discourse), and I'd like to use a secondary domain that I added to Cloudron.

When I attempt to install the app on the secondary domain, Cloudron prompts me to purchase a subscription. However, it appears that it'll let me install on the primary domain.

The secondary is preferred, as it'd be a much shorter address. Is this expected behavior, and if so, what is the justification for restricting app installs to the primary domain only? One would think an app install is an app install, irrespective of domain used.

The only thing that jumps out at me is that only the primary domain is listed under my Cloudron Account. I don't see any way in which to edit or add to this.

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can lend!