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leinelissen / jellyfin-audio-player

🎵 A gorgeous Jellyfin audio streaming app for iOS and Android
https://fintunes.app
MIT License
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Doesn't seems to work with non https url #205

Closed Morgan-6Freedom closed 2 months ago

Morgan-6Freedom commented 2 months ago

My server doesn't have https and when I put my link (http://my.server.com) to my server I have this error on ios image

When I change my URL to https://my.server.com the message doesn't appear but I have a timeout error (expected because I don't have https)

It was working last time I entered the server URL. (I had a cache issue so I disconnected and now I'm stuck out of my server)

Fangh commented 2 months ago

Maybe it's linked to this : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32631184/the-resource-could-not-be-loaded-because-the-app-transport-security-policy-requi

lemonlimelabs commented 2 months ago

This just started happening to me as well. It used to work in previous versions, I think something broke with the last update. For reference I've always used Tailscale as a VPN and it worked fine, but now I'm getting the same issue as OP.

leinelissen commented 2 months ago

Hey, this appears to be a regression after updating some dependencies. I'm incredibly sorry that happened. I'm releasing a hot fix for this right now, that should hit both stores asap. Thanks for reporting this!

hpirila commented 2 months ago

I am still getting this error in IOS. As per appstore the version is 2.3.1 and this should be fixed. Not sure how to check the version inside the app itself. Works with https, with http and port number in URL I get the same error.

twhite96 commented 2 months ago

This is still an issue for me even after the hot fix.

I'm accessing through Tailscale and am currently trying to figure out how to generate an SSL certificate in Tailscale without the use of the CLI on macOS because it doesn't work.

Would really love to use Fintunes; such a beautiful app.

lemonlimelabs commented 2 months ago

Same here still having the same issue on the newest app version.

leinelissen commented 2 months ago

Hey all, I did a little digging. As it turns out the App Transport Security settings are not additive but rather exclusionary. I left a setting in for local connections, and it ended up overriding the default one that allows HTTP for all origins. I'm releasing v2.3.2 now, which I've tested to be a definitive fix for these issues. They're in the queue for both TestFlight and the App Store and I expect at least one of those to be released in the next 24 hours. Incredibly sorry again for the regression! Thanks for all your patience and your continued usage of Fintunes!