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Just published the initial package for @linkwarden

An awesome bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve the website you care about.

#selfhosting #homelab #cloudron

Our next release will contain fixes for a few long-standing edge case issues to make your Cloudron more reliable, amongst those:

* Rebuild the unbound anchor file if it doesn't start (happens i disk runs out of space)
* Always remount backup storage prior to starting the backup task
* Use system DNS resolving for all docker containers

#homelab #selfhosting

For all Cloudron #homelab users with an electric car, we have published the initial package for evcc to manage your charging infra at home! 🚗 ☀️

https://evcc.io/

As usual please report your findings at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/194/evcc

#selfhosting #solar #electric

Great blog post from #nethserver to #cloudron

https://jarvispowered.com/goodbye-nethserver-hello-cloudron/

#selfhosting #homeserver

We have added deSEC support with #Cloudron 8 😃

deSEC is a free DNS hosting service, designed with security in mind. Running on open-source software and supported by SSE, deSEC is free for everyone to use.

#selfhosting #homelab

We have also reworked and documented the full REST APIs for Cloudron 8 at https://docs.cloudron.io/api.html

Everything you can do via the dashboard or the cli can also be driven by the API 🤖

#selfhosting #cloudron

IPv6 only Servers with Cloudron 8

Cloud Providers like AWS, Hetzner have started to charge for IPv4 addresses. Cloudron 7.1 added IPv6 support but still required an IPv4.

We have tested IPv6 only server setups on #AWS, #Hetzner, #Upcloud & #Vultr and they work great! As a heads up, IPv6 is a totally separate network protocol from IPv4. As such, if you want to host public facing websites and apps, you should still use servers with IPv4.

#selfhosting #ipv6

Cloudron 8 is fully rolled out!

Amongst other things: #Ubuntu 24.04 LTS support

Canonical released it's new Ubuntu LTS 24.04 LTS Noble Numbat earlier this year. Cloudron 8 supports Ubuntu 24.04 and it is also the recommended Ubuntu version for new installations. Note that we will continue to support Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04 for the foreseeable future.

Users on older Ubuntu versions can upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 by following our guide: https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/upgrade-ubuntu-24/?ref=blog.cloudron.io

#selfhosting

Finally managed to update the etherpad package for cloudron to upstream version 2.1.1

This meant a bigger version leap than usual for Cloudron packages, but we are very impressed with the etherpad development recently. Great job!

And of course if you hit any issue with the package, we are helping out at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/61/etherpad-lite

#selfhosting #etherpad #cloudron