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Not sure if this is related but in the logs for Surfer, which I have as a redirect for the root domain, I am getting a 404 for the matrix .well-known constantly.
GET /.well-known/matrix/client 404 1.083 ms - 328
Were you ever able to look into this @girish?
I'm having a problem trying to make voice calls on Matrix. Everything works fine when both users on the same local network, but it doesn't work over the internet.
I think it is a TURN/STUN issue. I looked at the TURN server logs and am seeing some authentication failure error messages.
ERROR: check_stun_auth: Cannot find credentials of user <1597008172:@user:domain.tld>
I'm not sure what the numbers in front of the Matrix user are. I thought it was the same as this issue but I opened ports 5349 and 3478 for the TURN server without any proxying and still no luck.
This is a repost from the Matrix App category as I think it actually belongs as a support question and I don't see a way to switch categories.
@girish Seems to be the same <5GB part size and 1000 part limit. They support some other mechanisms though not included in s3 composing objects and appending to objects. Why is Cloudron is going over 1000 5GB parts on a 300GB upload?
I don't have any particular preference for Wasabi though I just chose them because they were the cheapest I could find and I'm expecting my backups to get quite large over time. While we investigate Wasabi could you recommend a storage provider? The one that is the most well tested. Would it be Amazon?
@girish OK, just finished backup after changing the timeout value and it's not timing out anymore but I am getting a new error. I put in *** instead of the long encrypted app name.
Error uploading backup/snapshot/app.***.tar.gz.enc. Message: Part number must be an integer between 1 and 10000, inclusive HTTP Code: InvalidArgument
@nebulon that's probably it. It seems like it's happening right around 12 hours. Is there a setting I can change for the timeout?
My backups are failing to complete with the error task 39 timed out. I'm using Wasabi and have about 300GB backup size. It always fails at a little less than 83%.
I think that worked, thanks. By the way, unrelated issue but it looks like the file browser is having trouble. When I go to file manager in Nextcloud config it says "Cloudron error file not found". This apps data was moved to a different disk on the system from the install disk so that might have something to do with it.
Anyway I added the setting you said using the console and it seems to be working.
I'm getting an error when I try to upload large files (it won't tell me which file is failing so I'm not exactly sure how large) to Nextcloud. I think it has something to do with a general php setting (php.ini) and not something set in Nextcloud itself but I have no experience with php so I'm not sure.
I think if I can get the associated attribute here "Upload max size" to increase it will solve my problem but I don't know how to set it. This is under settings -> administration -> system
Calculates routes through streets for driving, walking, and biking navigation. Can be used by the Nextcloud maps app for navigation. To be useful it would need to download and keep up to date open street map data.
This is intentional because the root domain record can be in use on another server/app/website.
Right, that makes sense.
I added a redirect from the root domain and it solved all my problems. Thanks for the quick help.
I'm using the automated Cloudflare DNS setup and Cloudron is not adding a record for the root domain. It's blocking me from setting up Matrix federation because it queries .wellknown at the root domain. I could add it manually but I am using a dynamic DNS so Cloudron needs to keep it up to date. Is this a bug or intended functionality for some reason?
@girish thanks for the info.
Did I understand correctly that the server can download stuff but nobody from the internet can reach the server?
Kind of. It's fine for me to need internet access for initial setup and for updates. In fact I'd like to always be able to access the server over the internet, but I'd also like to be able to connect over the local network. I guess so long as it's possible to connect over the local network I could always VPN into the network and use Cloudron that way. This solution will probably be ok for me, but it's not ideal for the setup I'm trying to make.
I basically have two objectives regarding local network access:
I don't know if it's possible but I think the ideal solution would be similar to what @JOduMonT described where I would host the Cloudron DNS with some big DNS provider like Cloudflare but on my local network DNS (pihole) I would resolve the same domain names to the local address of the Cloudron server instead of the internet address.
I am currently using Jetbrains Space EAP cloud version and I think it's really good. The self hosted version is not even out in early access currently but it should be soon. I know there isn't much to be done until the self hosted version is released but I wanted to get this up here early for everyones consideration as it would complete the dream Cloudron setup for my company.
Major downside I see right now is it isn't open source (does Cloudron allow proprietary apps in the app store?) but hopefully there will at least be a community version that is open source when they leave EAP. Either way I'm pretty sure someone from Jetbrains would be willing to help get it working on Cloudron.
Edit: forgot links
@JOduMonT I have a pihole set up and am using some local DNS resolution already for other things. What you're describing is exactly what I was hoping would work I just wasn't sure it would be that simple. So far I've only been able to play with Cloudron on a VPS but it seems like manually going to the IP address of the server there doesn't really work. It redirects you to the setup page which then redirects you several more times so that's what made me worried it wouldn't be as simple as setting up local DNS resolver to point the domain name to the local IP of the server.
Is it possible to access Cloudron without internet access (over the local network) if the Cloudron instance is running on the same network as the client? I know with most of the individual apps being managed by Cloudron it is possible but I don't understand what Cloudron is doing with DNS configuration very well, nor do I understand what is happening when I simply try to go to the IP address of the host computer (seems like a bunch of redirects).
