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So recently I had a RAID failure and was wishing we had a hot spare option - any further insight into this, 4 years down?

Thank you!

@nebulon Alright - that just means I'll wait for my renewal date for any potential referral surprises, eh? Thanks for your work.

Sorry for the bump - Does this mean referral codes do nothing anymore? (I'd like to remove my ref codes from forum signatures if so)

Publii looks interesting. For the people that use Publii, are there more themes than what's available on their own Marketplace?

Ghost and Grav are still kind of CMSes which I wouldn't consider static..

Static site generators are aplenty. I prefer Hugo but here's a list

Guess that's part of the OS.. Ubuntu pro seems to have livepatching

Just wanted to give a bump for visibility and thank the contributors for getting things going for Healthchecks!

Unfortunately, am not able to contribute in the code wise

@Recliner2042 Or even two remote servers. One compute VPS and one storage VPS, for example.

How did you allocate the 4TB to Nextcloud?

@Recliner2042
Some backup programs can use S3 as a backend - think Restic, Kopia or even Cloudron.
Some can use S3 as a backend storage as well - Peertube, Chevereto, Pixelfed.

Trilium is now in "maintenance" mode.

They have been forked to Trillium Next, which the first discussion appear to mention that they'd be available for a release soonTM.

How would Cloudron be handling this? Separate app? Just replacing it much like PaperlessNGx?

Bumping for traction. Would be great if this is considered again - my last app that hasn't moved to the Cloudron platform.

@nebulon

Thanks for replying. I guess I could just migrate to the LAMP stack and just leave PHP and MySQL idling; thanks for that idea!

Hey there, I exclusively use SFTP to manage my static site and would rather not have the site.com/_admin exposed.

Is there a way to disable the web interface?

How much space do you require? Do you care if the videos are served from one location, meaning not through a CDN?

The most cost economical option could possibly be a dedicated server in RAID-1 like Hetzner that gives you unmetered bandwidth with 4TB of space.

@girish
Thanks, that makes sense. Have setup external monitoring for port 25. Appreciate the speedy response as always.

Hi all,

I have recently migrated servers to another provider.

I only realised that Port 25 is blocked both outgoing and incoming at this provider after 24 hours of not receiving email.
(I tested email by sending between two email addresses that are both hosted on the same server; d'oh)

I was wondering if there's a way for Cloudron to monitor incoming port 25 in addition to the checks that are done on the /email page [https://imgur.com/a/Q4aGm3u] ?

Thank you!

Just bumping this thread, hoping to get some traction again!

@girish

My server is hosted in Singapore by Hosthatch (M247). There does appear to be a significant speed issues with an eclectic selection of hosts.

Disabling IPv6 seems to help a bit. Though, I am migrating servers as we speak.

Thanks again for working out the issue! Much appreciate the speedy support.

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 Speedtest.net (Region: EUROPE)
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 Location         Latency     Loss    DL Speed       UP Speed       Server

 ISP: HostHatch LLC

 Nearest          1.15 ms     0.0%    8454.38 Mbps   7303.20 Mbps   MyRepublic Singapore - Singapore

 London, UK       243.81 ms   0.0%    475.24 Mbps    327.99 Mbps    M247 Ltd - London
 Manchester, UK   293.50 ms   N/A     273.58 Mbps    245.72 Mbps    Vodafone UK - Manchester
 Dublin, IE       333.20 ms   0.0%    1162.39 Mbps   229.84 Mbps    Three Ireland - Dublin
 Amsterdam, NL    343.10 ms   0.0%    1.15 Mbps      229.11 Mbps    Melbicom - Amsterdam
 Eygelshoen, NL   336.44 ms   0.0%    1.04 Mbps      90.83 Mbps     SkyLink Data Center BV - Eygelshoven
 Paris, FR        309.83 ms   N/A     883.20 Mbps    261.13 Mbps    ORANGE FRANCE - Paris
 Marseille, FR    307.23 ms   0.0%    2459.84 Mbps   252.28 Mbps    GSL Networks - Marseille
 Madrid, ES       253.34 ms   0.0%    1220.94 Mbps   272.96 Mbps    Orange - Madrid
 Barcelona, ES    320.58 ms   0.0%    1059.18 Mbps   248.52 Mbps    Adamo - Barcelona
 Lisbon, PT       352.03 ms   0.0%    2.70 Mbps      204.72 Mbps    Edgoo Networks - Lisbon
 Rome, IT         328.83 ms   0.0%    2288.38 Mbps   225.60 Mbps    TIM SpA - Rome
 Milan, IT        310.19 ms   0.0%    1389.43 Mbps   258.39 Mbps    Fastweb SpA - Milan
 Zurich, CH       345.50 ms   0.0%    2.30 Mbps      214.52 Mbps    Sunrise Communication AG - Zurich
 Frankfurt, DE    311.55 ms   0.0%    1550.73 Mbps   252.18 Mbps    Deutsche Telekom - Frankfurt am Main
 Berlin, DE       350.03 ms   N/A     1.16 Mbps      109.76 Mbps    Misaka Network, Inc. - Berlin
 Vienna, AT       314.64 ms   0.0%    2455.41 Mbps   251.89 Mbps    A1 Telekom Austria AG - Vienna
 Budapest, HU     362.27 ms   0.0%    0.56 Mbps      199.73 Mbps    ATW Internet Kft. - Budapest
 Gdansk, PL       322.86 ms   0.0%    2236.89 Mbps   251.03 Mbps    T-Mobile Polska S.A. - Gdańsk
 Warsaw, PL       322.19 ms   0.0%    2035.88 Mbps   244.78 Mbps    Orange Polska S.A. - Warsaw
 Lviv, UA         370.95 ms   0.0%    5.47 Mbps      204.86 Mbps    Kyivstar - Lviv
 Kyiv, UA         370.82 ms   0.0%    7.30 Mbps      224.98 Mbps    O3 - Kyiv
 Bucharest, RO    393.82 ms   0.0%    2.77 Mbps      220.72 Mbps    Orange Romania SA - Bucuresti
 Timisoara, RO    352.97 ms   0.0%    0.69 Mbps      201.51 Mbps    Digi
 Helsinki, FI     354.19 ms   0.0%    2.16 Mbps      194.89 Mbps    Elisa Oyj - Helsinki
 Stockholm, SE    360.64 ms   0.0%    0.44 Mbps      201.32 Mbps    i3D.net - Stockholm
 Oslo, NO         371.58 ms   0.0%    1.26 Mbps      205.46 Mbps    Telia Norge AS - Oslo
 Moscow, RU       410.73 ms   0.0%    212.83 Mbps    193.05 Mbps    MTS - Moscow
 Petersburg, RU   400.02 ms   0.0%    243.48 Mbps    206.53 Mbps    MegaFon - Saint Petersburg
 Istanbul, TR     341.64 ms   0.0%    3.60 Mbps      234.38 Mbps    Turkcell - Istanbul
 Tbilisi, GE      368.47 ms   0.0%    2047.49 Mbps   202.74 Mbps    Silknet JSC - Tbilisi
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