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@imc67 unfortunately, the SSO switch only works with new installations So, you have to backup the app. Install fresh Paperless with SSO. Import backup into new app. Maybe you can try it in a separate location first before switching over.

I do not know, if this may be also interesting, so I just add the link. I noted it because it talks about private pki which might be interesting in my job but I personally don't need it. https://cert-manager.io

For everybody OCID is included and working - thanks a lot!

Wrong port. Use 993 instead https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#imap

@timka Could it be your client network issue ? Just to double check, you can also do something like this: docker inspect sftp | grep IPAddress . This will give an IP address like 172.18.0.2 . Then, on the server itself, try telnet 172.18.0.2 22 (port 22). Does that work?

@girish Thank You! Absolutely no problem it's still "beta"

@luckow my Traccar battery usage is only at 18% but that's still more than other apps. [image: 1655148081468-6bd62c16-f067-40a9-bfe3-48e770b7a242-image-resized.png] Will try to do a proper test tomorrow.

@marcusquinn Thank you very much for the more detailled information. I'll look into it!

Hi there, SSH login is usually handled by the the server provider. Cloudron does not have a UI to manage SSH login methods. If you are locked out of your server, usually your VPS provider has a way to reboot the server with a SSH key setup or a reset root password. Otherwise if for some reason this does not help in your situation you can try to enable Cloudron remote support in the support view of your Cloudron dashboard and then send a mail to support@cloudron.io with your domain details. This may allow us to reset your SSH login details. best, Johannes

@timka We already have JupyterHub which provides JupyterLab - https://cloudron.io/store/org.jupyter.cloudronapp.html

This may be interesting to package as the team uses a base image of their own for all the *tex dependencies before they use the overlay of the overleaf image. So those will need to be installed on top of the Cloudron base image before Overleaf. That said, requires redis and mongo, both of which are available on Cloudron. For those interested, get upvoting ^:-)