Corteza is a self-hosted cloud platform for your work. The core of Corteza consists of a Unified Workspace (like Google G Suite), Enterprise Messaging (like Slack), a low code environment for rapidly and securely delivering records-based management solutions and CRM (like Salesforce).

Link: https://cortezaproject.org/

Would be nice to have ClamAV available as an app for custom installations/API use. Looks like there is a docker image now:

https://hub.docker.com/r/mkodockx/docker-clamav/

+1 to this. FreeScout just added a module to support this. Would be nice to be able to use the speed up FreeScout search.

Would be a nice add redirects at the domain level to allow sub-domains to easily forward to external links.

For example, if mydomain.com is setup on my Cloudron instance and I want to redirect sub.mydomain.com to google.com, I could simple go to "Settings" -> "Domains" ->Select My Domain-> Add External Redirect.

Currently, the only way that I know how to do this in Cloudron in spinning up a LAMP stack are forwarding the domain there.

I was impressed once I learned about it! I am going to manually try to install the docker image on one of my Cloudron setups but it would be nice for it to be fully supported!

I am trying to figure out if I can disable internal routing for emails on certain domains.

We have split-rounting enabled with Google Workspace. I am able to receive emails just fine, but when I go to send an email to a mailbox on the same domain, I am getting a failure as it appears that cloudron is trying to find the mailbox internal to Cloudron vs. going out to the internet. Outbound email works fine for when sending to mailboxes not located within Cloudron. Is there a way to disable local mail routing?

@girish Split routing allows for multiple email providers for a single domain. A reason for this (such as my use case) is that you might have inboxes for employees using Google Workplace, Microsoft Exchange, or Cloudron email for user account and then support inboxes for customer inquires or sales that you do not want handled on the same system.

More info on split routing: https://luxsci.com/blog/split-domain-routing-getting-email-for-your-domain-at-two-providers.html#:~:text=Split Domain Routing (SDR) is,addresses in the same domain.

In cPanel, you can change the setting to disable the "checks" to the local mail exchanger on a domain level. This allows cPanel to support split routing and other similar use cases. It would be nice to be able to do the same with Cloudron's email.

cPanel example: https://docs.cpanel.net/cpanel/email/email-routing/

If you enable "remote mail exchanger" on cPanel, it will force the MX lookup externally, even if the MX records simply point back to the same cPanel instance.

Major +1 on this! Thank you!

Any updates on the release? Looking forward to these features.

Using AWS Aurora, DigitalOcean's Database product or any external MySQL database would be awesome and a huge win for many reasons.

Just a few being:

• Allow for external access directly to the database.
• Increased speed as different server/system is handling the database reads/writes
• Decrease load on the host Cloudron Server

Not sure if this is possible but I figured that I would plant the seed and ask. Thanks guys!

+1 to this. FreeScout just added a module to support this. Would be nice to be able to use the speed up FreeScout search.

Hey @girish - Any way to slip this quick feature into a release?

@girish Split routing allows for multiple email providers for a single domain. A reason for this (such as my use case) is that you might have inboxes for employees using Google Workplace, Microsoft Exchange, or Cloudron email for user account and then support inboxes for customer inquires or sales that you do not want handled on the same system.

More info on split routing: https://luxsci.com/blog/split-domain-routing-getting-email-for-your-domain-at-two-providers.html#:~:text=Split Domain Routing (SDR) is,addresses in the same domain.

In cPanel, you can change the setting to disable the "checks" to the local mail exchanger on a domain level. This allows cPanel to support split routing and other similar use cases. It would be nice to be able to do the same with Cloudron's email.

cPanel example: https://docs.cpanel.net/cpanel/email/email-routing/

If you enable "remote mail exchanger" on cPanel, it will force the MX lookup externally, even if the MX records simply point back to the same cPanel instance.

I am trying to figure out if I can disable internal routing for emails on certain domains.

We have split-rounting enabled with Google Workspace. I am able to receive emails just fine, but when I go to send an email to a mailbox on the same domain, I am getting a failure as it appears that cloudron is trying to find the mailbox internal to Cloudron vs. going out to the internet. Outbound email works fine for when sending to mailboxes not located within Cloudron. Is there a way to disable local mail routing?

Would be a nice add redirects at the domain level to allow sub-domains to easily forward to external links.

For example, if mydomain.com is setup on my Cloudron instance and I want to redirect sub.mydomain.com to google.com, I could simple go to "Settings" -> "Domains" ->Select My Domain-> Add External Redirect.

Currently, the only way that I know how to do this in Cloudron in spinning up a LAMP stack are forwarding the domain there.

Would be nice to have ClamAV available as an app for custom installations/API use. Looks like there is a docker image now:

https://hub.docker.com/r/mkodockx/docker-clamav/

There is a bug that some times causes invoices to auto-bill according to the InvoiceNinja team, https://github.com/invoiceninja/invoiceninja/issues/3645

The workaround is to add some more distance between the two CRON jobs and also have them run later in the day. It would be nice to be able to change these.

You are correct. They are in the full logs. So I am able to see the CRONs.

Next question on this however, how do I change the default CRON jobs? I need to adjust the timing.

Having an issue with CRON jobs on an InvoiceNinja installation and I am having issues troubleshooting as the cron logs are not present in the /app/data/storage/logs/ folder as the documentation says it should be.

Any ideas? Is there a way to see what cron jobs are scheduled to run?

Using AWS Aurora, DigitalOcean's Database product or any external MySQL database would be awesome and a huge win for many reasons.

Just a few being:

• Allow for external access directly to the database.
• Increased speed as different server/system is handling the database reads/writes
• Decrease load on the host Cloudron Server

Not sure if this is possible but I figured that I would plant the seed and ask. Thanks guys!