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<nicofrand> Hi there. I just downloaded the ISO file for Virtualbox and launched it. I am now seing a prompt for the "vboxuser" credentials. Which I cannot find. Did I miss something? I don't see any yunohost postinstall screen (nor was there one during the installation, it seems to a regular debian one)
[08:34:51]
<nicofrand> ah, somehow the ISO must not be opened directly with virtualbox…
[11:01:06]
<centralscrutinizer> hello yunohosters!
[11:04:29]
<centralscrutinizer> I need some help with my pleroma installation...The instance actually works with any client, but I have messed up with the frontends (again) I have followed both pleroma documentation and yunohost documentation, and also related forum pages. But I'm still getting the "internal server error page"
[11:05:34]
<centralscrutinizer> I have the frontends correctly installed in "/home/yunohost.app/pleroma/static/frontends/" path
[11:06:49]
<centralscrutinizer> and the config.exs configured to use them (mangane and admin-fe)
[11:29:40]
<centralscrutinizer> I also checked the cache of the browsers and that's not it
[13:45:42]
<trendx> Hi, is there a rate limit (limiting how many emails can be send per period) with the yunohost email server?
[13:47:20]
<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> maybe this, depends on specifics : https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/blob/dev/conf/postfix/main.cf#L195-L200
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<trendx> ah ok, thx
if I wanted to change the `default_destination_rate_delay` would that be ok or would there be consequences e.g. with updating ?
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> you, can, the consequence is "just" that yunohost will stop updating this file automatically so you should keep an eye on `yunohost tools regen-conf postfix --dry-run --with-diff` to check if yunohost would like to add/remove other lines
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> in particular when playing with global settings related to Email (in the webadmin > Tools > Yunohost Settings > Email tab), or after important yunohost upgrades
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> but this file in particular doesn't change much usually
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<trendx> Ok so that is a good possibility then. Thank you.
[19:47:55]
<someuser> Hey, is it possible to have the same resource served via LAN and a domain at the same time?
[19:50:20]
<tituspijean[m]> @someuser:matrix.woolh.atdo you mean reaching an app with the server's local IP address?
[19:50:22]
<tituspijean[m]> (spoiler: that's not possible)
[19:51:20]
<someuser> Yes, because I am able to make .local domains and install apps which are then served in my local network
[19:51:56]
<someuser> But yes, I would like to reach a service on yunohost via the LAN IP and at the same time serve the same application via a domain
[19:53:00]
<tituspijean[m]> I guess you have hairpinning issues then, i.e. you cannot reach your domain from your own network?
[19:54:54]
<someuser> I can reach the domain from my own network, but I am then limited to my ISP upload speed and also take the speed away from people outside using the service
[19:55:26]
<someuser> My local network has about 5-10 times the capacity
[19:57:36]
<tituspijean[m]> Are you sure of that? Try a command like `traceroute yourdomain.tld`
[19:58:16]
<tituspijean[m]> If your router does a good job with hairpinning, the packets do not even go out of your network.
[19:59:54]
<tituspijean[m]> One solution could be to use a local DNS server to point your devices to the local ip address instead of the public one.
[20:01:52]
<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Hi Related but not question: Is it possible or planed to make a domain alias of an other or it's too complicated ? I have users with 2 different domains but all have the same services running . I have to make. Domains config twice.
[20:06:16]
<tituspijean[m]> Example with my Windows computer on my local network (sorry, in French, but I guess you get the gist of it):
```
tracert -4 mydomain.tld
Détermination de l’itinéraire vers mydomain.tld [82.xxx]
avec un maximum de 30 sauts :
1 4 ms 2 ms 4 ms mydomain.tld [82.xxx]
Itinéraire déterminé.
```
Only one hop, it did not even go through my gateway (192.168.1.254).
And with a subdomain dedicated to a RaspberryPi installed on the other side of the country:
```
tracert -4 sub.mydomain.tld
Détermination de l’itinéraire vers sub.mydomain.tld [109.xxx]
avec un maximum de 30 sauts :
1 2 ms 2 ms 6 ms 192.168.1.254
2 * * * Délai d’attente de la demande dépassé.
3 27 ms * * strasbourg-9k-1-lo10.intf.routers.proxad.net [194.149.162.246]
4 27 ms 17 ms 21 ms par-pa3-pb2-ptx.fr.eu [57.128.121.108]
5 * * * Délai d’attente de la demande dépassé.
...
```
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<tituspijean[m]> Can you explain what you want to achieve? Like one Nextcloud app, but reachable with two different domains?
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Yes
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Or matrix.
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> But the point is not the service but the admin interface.
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<tituspijean[m]> What do you mean? The YunoHost webadmin? Or the apps'?
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> The web admin.
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Yunohost
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<tituspijean[m]> I'm confused. You have:
- one YunoHost server
- some amount of users registered in YunoHost
- two domains
- a set of services/apps that need to be reachable from both domains
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Like
Family-domain.tld
- matrix.familydomain.tld
- x.familydomain.tld
Mywifefamily-domain.tld (alias)
- should replicate all subdomain or hosts from familydomain.tld
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<tituspijean[m]> ah ok, we wrote the same thing at the same time.
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Yep
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Pardon pour mon anglais, peut être que je m'exprimerait mieux en francais pour me faire comprendre
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<tituspijean[m]> That's definitely not planned, as a bit too niche of a need. And I am sure that some apps would not work with this setup. I'm actually surprised Matrix (with its federation) does not complain about it.
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<tituspijean[m]> All I see to make your life easier is to make a bunch of hooks that duplicate the configurations when you install an app or create a domain
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Ok
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<Josué> I would say in case you want a separation between your 2 domain it's just better to install the app twice. In other case I don't really see the advantage of the domain separation.
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<tituspijean[m]> (or buy a family-yourwifefamilydomain.tld :p, but then you'd need yourwifefamily-familydomain.tld to make everyone happy with who's first and we're back at square one 🙃 )
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<someuser> > <@tituspijean:matrix.org> If your router does a good job with hairpinning, the packets do not even go out of your network.
I should give that a try
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<someuser> > <@tituspijean:matrix.org> One solution could be to use a local DNS server to point your devices to the local ip address instead of the public one.
I actually have a local DNS server, that is true, I could reroute the domain to the local IP
[20:23:34]
<tituspijean[m]> YunoHost's dnsmasq could do it too.
[20:24:14]
<someuser> > <@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Or matrix.
You can't have matrix from two domains, it would fuck up the server
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<tituspijean[m]> I guess it works for them 😅
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<someuser> It will run into federation issues for sure
[20:27:06]
<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> And if we separate ? 🤣 Latin country does not realy like loose their identity at first generation. Thanks for yours answers 🤗
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/issues/8885
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> Just for information
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<@rosbeefandino:3cmr.fr> You are right [@someuser:matrix.woolh.at](https://matrix.to/#/@someuser:matrix.woolh.at)