Ok thanks Nick... no worry
I'll make an update if people complains too much ... but for the while it's fine
Thanks again for your help
Best Regards

There is nothing I can do to speed it up as it is not my app and the developer is concentrating on phone issues. You can always upgrade to v19 which never made it out of the testing repos. I use it and it was only missing tweaks. This will probably do it:

What do you want? Just an ftp server to upload your camera pictures or a full solution like ZoneMinder? Both are possible. The first is pretty simple, just setting up a user with flexshare access and enabling the FTP server. I also had to set up a cron job to keep the history under control. I also tried ZoneMinder and it was OK, but I did not really need a full server app.

Hello all and thanks Nick for the information. I thought we had to wait ClearOS to publish the update. But now, on my Nextcloud clients, I always have the following message : version 18¨.0.4.2 is no longer maintained ; use it at your own risk..
this is a little bit annoying for my clients ... I know you can't do anything here but do you know if an update is planified ?
Thanks for your help
Best Regards

Yes but you can grab it from clearos-updates now if you want.

Good job.
Will the update for paid subscription follow a week later ?

A few weeks ago there was an update to the underlying Greylisting app, postgrey, from EPEL and unfortunately this irretrievably stomped on your Greylisting settings. There is an update coming to app-greylisting tonight which fixes the config file that the EPEL update stomped on, but there is no way of recovering your settings (the Delay and Retention Time), so you need to check yours in the webconfig and set them as you want. You can do this now before the app update, but postgrey may not follow the delay you set and use 60s instead until the update is received.

I have raised the issue on the EPEL mailing list suggesting they use different flags for the config file when doing an update so settings don't get stomped on.

Greylisting update issue

A few weeks ago there was an update to the underlying Greylisting app, postgrey, from EPEL and unfortunately this irretrievably stomped on your Greylisting settings. There is an update coming to app-greylisting tonight which fixes the config file that the EPEL update stomped on, but there is no way of recovering your settings (the Delay and Retention Time), so you need to check yours in the webconfig and set them as you want. You can do this now before the app update, but postgrey may not follow the delay you set and use 60s instead until the update is received.

I have raised the issue on the EPEL mailing list suggesting they use different flags for the config file when doing an update so settings don't get stomped on.