Hey Discourse Team, my Docker_Manager is ready to be “bumped” by 1 commit [image] Comparing... Plugin for use with discourse docker image. Contribute to discourse/docker_manager development by creating an account on GitHub. deos this mean i’ll need to rebuild again? If yes, will any of the following plugins need removing from my app.yml Discourse BBcode Discourse Cakeday Discourse Calendar [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-calendar Events Locations Discourse Categories suppressed Discourse Footnote Discourse Reactions Discourse Graphviz [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-graphviz Discourse Math [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-math Discourse Prometheus Discourse Solved Discourse Spoiler alert Discourse Who’s Online

[image] Ethsim2: Discourse Calendar [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-calendar is now bundled with discourse core :tada: [image] Ethsim2: Discourse Math [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-math is now bundled with discourse core :tada: [image] Ethsim2: Discourse Graphviz [image]Bundling more popular plugins with Discourse core discourse-graphviz is now bundled with discourse core :tada: As a self-host person, I will remove all three from my app.yml now

You do not need to remove any plugins. Just upgrade, either online or by command line.

[image] Ethsim2: deos this mean i’ll need to rebuild again? yes, [IMG_0848] I imagine there will be no plugins to remove, but if there is when i rebuild (after some time), i can update this topic with which of the plugin(s) that was

Every time i save a new app.yml I always run a mode-change command [IMG_0850] Is it a “good idea” to?

[image] Ethsim2: Every time i save a new app.yml Not sure I understand this. Why do you need a “new” file? If the file already exists, you are not creating a new file and the existing file permissions will remain? The recommended chmod command is in the standard install instructions (though that’s on the directory). If I understand this correctly: chmod 700 on the directory means only you (the owner) can enter/read/list/write in that directory or see its contents. Even if a file is world-readable (e.g. chmod 644), nobody else can access it because they can’t get into the directory in the first place. btw, are you able to take screen snippets or even better just copy the text? Your camera photos will be less accessible to search etc.

Thanks! I was running as root the whole time, so I set chmod 701 containers during setup. I figured applying chmod o-rwx to app.yml after CTRL+X in nano …wouldn’t conflict — just adds a bit of extra restriction on the file itself. Alike when i applied to mail-receiver.yml

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Ethsim2 (Ethan ) July 16, 2025, 7:21am 4

yes i am self-hosting on one of those Ionos Virtual Servers in the UK

I also have a mail-receiver.yml and understand this deosn’t count as a “Plugin”

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