By default, this app's data is located at /home/yellowtent/appsdata/{{ app.id }}. If the server is running out of disk space,
you can bind an external disk and move this app's data there. Only Ext4 and NFS binds are supported.
This sets the address from which this app sends email. This app is already configured to send mail using {{app.domain}}'s Outbound Email settings.
Cloudron periodically polls the App Store to check for updates. If you disable automatic updates, be sure to manually check for updates.
Automatic Updates is currently {{ updates.enableAutomaticUpdate ? 'enabled' : 'disabled' }}.
| Backup | {{ 'main.actions' | tr }} | |
|---|---|---|
v{{ backup.packageVersion }} - {{ backup.creationTime | prettyDate }} |
Use this to migrate an app from another Cloudron. The other app must have the same package version and access control setting as this one.
Cloudron periodically creates a backup based on the backup settings. Automatic Backups is currently {{ backups.enableBackup ? 'enabled' : 'disabled' }}.
If the app is not responding, try restarting the app. If the app is constantly restarting because of a broken plugin or misconfiguration, place the app in recovery mode in order to access the console. Use the following instructions to get the app running again.
If a configuration, update, restore or backup action resulted in an error, you can retry the task.
An error occurred during the {{ app.error.installationState | taskName }} operation: {{ app.error.reason + ': ' + app.error.message }}
Apps can be stopped to conserve server resources instead of unistallation. Future app backups will not include any app changes between now and the most recent app backup. For this reason, it is recommended to trigger a backup before stopping the app.
This will uninstall the app immediately and remove all it's data. The site will be inaccessible.
App backups are not removed and will be cleaned up based on the backup policy. You can resurrect this app from an existing app backup using the following instructions.