Awesome, I'm glad it's a possibility. It's obviously not a high priority feature, but do you think it could be added to the roadmap at some point?

I'm not sure I have the Cloudron architecture down right, but I thought that each was reverse proxied through the main Cloudron nginx instance? If so, it seems like it would be easy to configure per app client cert authentication, whether the app behind supports it or not. If each app is running its own webserver, which may be the case, then it would be app dependent and not nearly as feasible.

Thanks for the recommendation @girish. I can look into it, but I'd prefer not to involve a 3rd party if possible.

I'd like to request client certificate authentication as an additional feature. It may not be appropriate for every app, but an option to enable it for some would add a great extra level of security.

Thanks.

I'd like to request Backblaze B2 as a an option for backups. It's API is not S3 compatible unfortunately, but it is a cheaper option than S3.

Thanks.

I've tried disabling all the other addons in Nextcloud, but no dice. I looked in the logs and there's nothing out of the ordinary.

Girish, I tried to replicate it on your setup, but I can't find anywhere to enable Collabora. I have the option where the documentation you posted says it should be on my Nextcloud instance, but on yours it's not there.

No special characters at all. I've tried reinstalling Collabora and not manually setting the domain, but that gives a error in Nextcloud, "Internal Server Error".

Hello,

I have been having issues getting the Collabora app connected to Nextcloud. I believe the issue is saving the Nextcloud domain in Collabora. When I use the default regex and click "Save", it hangs. The browser console show a constant stream of 502 errors to the URL https://docs.mydomain.com/hosting/discovery, which is the Collabora domain. I've tried reinstalling Collabora multiple times, restarting it, etc., and nothing seems to help.

Thanks!