Closed Zaxiure closed 1 month ago
Are you connecting sonarr to ntfy through your reverse proxy? If so that's your issue and there's 0 reason to do so. Your proxy is blocking the request. There's no reason to go outside to change rooms when you can stay inside and go down the hallway. (I.e. use container names assuming they're on the same custom bridge network and remove the proxy from the equation and single point of failure)
Yeah I was, actually just found out my Sonarr instance in docker was connected through gluetun causing the reverse proxy not to work.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
When connecting Sonarr to my ntfy server, both of which are behind an external reverse proxies (caddy) and are able to connect to one another. it's giving me an unauthorized behaviour. I also tried using the username / password combination but to no avail.
Both ntfy and sonarr are running in docker containers, which have a reverse proxy (caddy) on an external server. Which has IP whitelisting
Expected Behavior
I expect it to connect succesfully.
Steps To Reproduce
Settings -> Connect -> Add connection -> ntfy.sh Fill in URL for your server, pass the token you've created either in NTFY web ui or CLI
ntfy token add <username>
and subscribe to your defined channelEnvironment
What branch are you running?
Main
Trace Logs?
Anything else?