add the podfetch rss to antennaPod always show autentication error

[jenningsloy318]

Describe the bug

I set up podfetch, and sync it with two devices running antennaPod, they synchronized perfectly. but I want to listen from podftech rss on antennaPod, I add it with same user name, but always failed showing authtication error the synchronization is also working

but logging on web ui has no problems also

I am not if it relevant, the console has following log

2024-01-25T11:56:38 ❌ - stream error: request parse error: invalid Header provided
2024-01-25T11:57:22 ❌ - stream error: request parse error: invalid Header provided

Reproduction

create user in and add the rss into antennaPod

System Info

1. running samuel19982/podfetch:latest  with postgresql 15.1  using docker-compose 
2. antennaPod 3.2

Used Package Manager

n/a

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[SamTV12345]

Hm interesting. This is an error from the webserver framework itself, not from PodFetch. I'll investigate that. So you added a podcast in PodFetch and you try to add that rss feed into AntennaPod so you can stream the PodFetch audio files?

[jenningsloy318]

Yes, that's what I am willing to do

[Ke1i]

Same here. This is the quadlet file I'm using for running Podfetch:

[Unit]
Description=PodFetch Container

[Container]
Image=docker.io/samuel19982/podfetch:latest
AutoUpdate=registry
Volume=/containers/podfetch/config:/app/db:rw
Volume=/media/Podcasts:/app/podcasts:rw
Environment=POLLING_INTERVAL=60
Environment=SERVER_URL=http://192.168.0.103:8000
Environment=DATABASE_URL=sqlite:///app/db/podcast.db
Environment=BASIC_AUTH=true
Environment=USERNAME=admin
Environment=PASSWORD=password
Environment=GPODDER_INTEGRATION_ENABLED=true
ContainerName=podfetch
PublishPort=8000:8000/tcp

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Importing Podcasts to Antennapod through OMPL import works but then I can't refresh the podcasts. I get an authentication error. Syncing appeared to connect and work from Antennapod.

Visiting the said URL (http://192.168.0.103:8000/rss/1) shows 'Unauthorized'

[Ke1i]

So.. I've commented out the basic authentication and gpodder integration bits and I'm able to refresh the podcasts in Antennapod. Also, the URL I mentioned earlier returns a valid XML.

[SamTV12345]

Try to generate an api key through the ui and try again with that.

[Ke1i]

So re enable basic authentication and gpodder integration, restart the container and generate another user from the webUI? I generated one earlier and I could sync (gpodder integration on Antennapod) with the server just fine. I think this will probably work if I use 'Online URLs' when exporting podcasts to import into Antennapod. But my main issue here like the OP, is not having to download podcast episodes twice - on the phone and on the server! Hence the 'Export with local URLs' route. I just want to stream/download the same file that's already on the server. Bandwidth is expensive here. Currently it's working but once I enable gpodder integration to sync playback states then things break. I hope I've explained correctly.

[Ke1i]

I can confirm playback state sync via gpodder integration working but only if you're using the same online sources for the feeds - so downloading episodes twice, on the server and on the phone. It would be nice if one could download the episodes once on the server and then stream/download these on their device(s) and sync playback states of the same back to the server in a local manner - like in a home LAN for example. Anyway thanks for making this. I was using a Subsonic clone for podcasts but this is definitely better.

[Ke1i]

Try to generate an api key through the ui and try again with that.

I think I was getting the unauthorized error because I exported the feeds while logged in as the admin user and not the user I had created via invite. So they were like http://192.168.0.103:8000/rss/1 instead of something like http://192.168.0.103:8000/rss/1?apiKey=5ae6145ea06d49529b61538ba23f0a54 My bad.