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lol here I am thinking this is the EVE Online mapping tool, also called Wanderer. https://wanderer.ltd/welcome

@girish thank you, much appreciated.

It may be a bug that was fixed in the very latest release according to the developer. I've built a suitable error handling workaround in n8n for now. But we need to grab the latest release and push the update to Cloudron. @girish

I've raised an issue assuming it is a them problem and not a Cloudron docker networking problem.
https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb/issues/11698

Sorry, I should be super clear:
In a single Cloudron installation I have both n8n and nocodb talking to each other. After the last update (to nocodb) I am occasionally getting ERR CONNECTION REFUSED. Which is unusual since it's internal and has never been an issue until the latest update from nocodb.

Can the Cloudron team look into this? Is it a docker issue?

I have some n8n automations that work with NocoDB and for the first time I'm getting weird issues when trying to read/write from nocodb after the latest update (3 days ago). I'm still investigating but just wanted to check if anyone else is having similar issues?

Another +1 for Flowise. Would really like to see this added since it is more of an orchestrator that supports local or remote APIs.

Upvoting (the main post) and commenting for engagement, even though it looks like voting for things here doesn't really seem to make a difference.

Could someone run me through hypothetically the best way to set up pre-configured Wordpress (Developer) instances that I can launch from within Cloudron?

Please treat me as a complete newbie.

What I'm trying to do is take the Wordpress Developer "base" instance, and then pre-configure/add a default custom theme, plugins, licenses, customer name etc. I'm not expecting RunCloud here, just trying to evaluate the level of effort required to set something like this up and then maintain it as new updates are pushed.

So for example, when a new version of the Developer "base" image comes along from the Cloudron team, how could I automate pulling it and bundling my changes in? If someone could provide me with like a high level play by play of how that would work I think I can Chat GPT the details.

Much appreciated!

@Joseph I'm using Safari. Which browser are you using?

Very small quality of life request for 8.2:
Please ensure these tool tip / help / further reading links open in a new tab or window rather than linking directly to the resource which causes the user to lose any data they've entered into the form/process.

Ah, I found the solution for anyone else who comes across this issue. I have to register each domain dependent on loopback within the Firewall/Router (in this case a Unifi UDM Pro).

Unifi Settings > Routing > DNS (Tab) > Create Entry

I had done this previously, but only for Cloudron (my.domain.com) which points to the same internal address. I haven't done this for any of the other applications that I've installed on Cloudron, and they seem to work and be accessible without issue. However, I'll keep this in mind in case I notice similar issues.

Also note, this change enhanced the performance of Wordpress by at least 10x.

Someone else (not using Cloudron) but using Opensense experienced the same issue here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/OPNsenseFirewall/comments/18cntki/wordpress_site_health_error_using_opnsense_rest/

Router and firewall configuration suggestions here:
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/nat_reflection.html

Cloudron recommendations around hair-pinning:
https://blog.cloudron.io/installing-cloudron-on-a-home-server/

As the Wordpress instance is within a container within Cloudron and not on a physical device in my network, I'm not really sure how to proceed given every other website/instance hosted by Cloudron seems to be working as it should. I'm mindful this could be an error that isn't being reported or showing signs in other applications so I am interested in resolving it if I can.

Cloudron Configuration
IPv4: Static Public IP : X (detected) [1:1]
IPv6: Disabled
Firewall
Blocked IPs & Ranges 0 IP(s) blocked
Trusted IPs & Ranges 0 IPs trusted
Dynamic DNS: Disabled

Network configuration:
Domain A/B/C/D -> Static IP -> Router & Firewall -> Port Forward 80/443 -> Cloudron -> Wordpress Instance

Any thoughts or recommendations?

Yes, all fresh app instances have this issue. I'll investigate at the Cloudflare / Firewall level. If you guys are getting passed tests, then that isolates it to my Cloudron instance which is what I was hoping to establish. I will report back if I find the solution.

Thanks Robi. This issue is pretty specific so I'm looking for other Cloudron users to check their Wordpress (Developer) instances (under the Site Health panel) to see if this issue is isolated to my instance or not.

Anyone else find they are getting Loopback / REST API Errors when checking "Site Health" of a fresh WordPress (Developer) instance?

This is from the Site Health report built into Wordpress, which you can find at: /wp-admin/site-health.php?tab

Any ideas on what might be causing this?

@girish Yep, exactly that. AnyType and Appflowy are growing in popularity. Would be nice to see them

I think a lot of organisations are going to be looking for a new way to manage knowledge / intranets as a result of this. If you guys are sunsetting support for Confluence on Cloudron does that generally open the door to reviewing some of the items in the App Wishlist?

Nice, my eyes send you their appreciation.

@adisonverlice2 the email that was sent to your colleague is extremely common, and is one of the more successful extortion schemes. The extortionist purchased a list of email addresses and passwords from dark web data breaches and simply sent an email to everyone in the breach. The breached password is included in the email to (rightfully) scare the end user into believing the story that follows afterward. The scheme is particularly successful with people who reuse their passwords and super obvious to those who use password managers. You can easily find out if the password or email you use has already appeared in a data breach by directing people to the website: https://haveibeenpwned.com and more importantly, registering your company domain and/or email addresses with their breach notification system.
I assure you, the only lesson anyone learns from these emails is to stop reusing their passwords. Your colleague has done nothing wrong.