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At the bottom of the user edit dialog there is a section for this. If the user has 2fa enabled it would look like this:

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@zion please always provide context.
As a reader I have to much space to interpret.

Do you mean:

private Cloudron Cloudron.io account A Cloudron App

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See this - https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#ptr-record

So backups by default would end up in /var/backups unless otherwise configured. It is strongly recommended to use some backup storage, which is not on the same disk. It may be useful to checkout https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/ for more detail.

Regarding the Nextcloud instance as such and the error you are facing, I am not sure how your setup now looks like, but is /media/aeternal.cloud some volume you have moved Nextcloud to and if so, is this properly mounted?

@zion
you have to ask to set it up to the company that rent you the IPv4/v6.

Most likely they have an option on their control panel to do that.

If you have ownership of the IP, just do it from Virtualizor, google "Virtualizor ptr" and the first result is https://www.virtualizor.com/docs/admin/configure-reverse-dns/
--> you can do this only if you bought it and the ip is yours

@zion I am not sure I fully understand your process there, but generally a disk partition is just a section of a hard drive. That section then has to be formatted with a filesystem, in this case ext4. This can be done via mkfs.ext4 /dev/<you partition identifier>. Once that is done, you should be able to just use the Cloudron dashboard UI to add it then. This makes Cloudron create the mountpoint for you.

@zion you can do both at the same time. If you create a account within Nextcloud, Cloudrons LDAP is not involved. The other way around you can deny access for Cloudron accounts via the apps security tab within Cloudron. Switching off LDAP is not recommended but you are free to do whatever you like ^^