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Chances are your new router issued a different IP address. There are different ways of finding out: 1. Ask your router, its GUI probably knows 2. Log into your UBOSbox from the console, and say "ip addr". 3. Or, best of all, reboot your UBOSbox while you have your UBOS Staff inserted. Once it is all...

Cool! The H-2 is basically an x86_64 PC, so you could follow the PC instructions? Or was there any special sauce you had to add? On your question: there are a variety of ways of doing that. We recommend going through Pagekite (documented here [1]) because it is one of the simpler ways ... You can al...

I would be interested in understanding what the problem is you would like to solve? Whether you can do something with .htaccess highly depends on the particular app(s) you are running. Some of them have their own, for example. I don't recommend it. However, if you like, you can edit either: * /etc/h...

This GUI seems to have changed since that screen shot was taken. In the three-dot (...) popup menu in the user list, I have an "impersonate" button, which, when selected, lets me pick the user I want to impersonate. But: disclaimer: I tried this with the development snapshot of the next UBOS apps up...

What's the specific problem you are seeing?

You can leave it out, and specify --template in the deploy. This will cause UBOS to tolerate that some things (like the AppConfigId) is not specified, and auto-generate those it can.

See https://github.com/uboslinux/ubos-app-n ... /issues/66

You can't and UBOS should prevent you from trying. Here is a summary of the rules: If you have an app deployed to the root context path, no other apps can be deployed at that site because the possibility of path conflicts is simply too high. If there is no app at the root context path, you can deplo...

Filed: https://github.com/uboslinux/ubos-buildconfig/issues/79