Custom HTTP Headers #56
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So these headers would need to be added to every request? Would they need to be added before logging in? This seems pretty simple. I could add the custom header option to the login page and settings page. |
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Quick update, most of the hard work is done, the UI, just have to implement the headers into the Server API. I am getting side tracked now, but hope to have this finished and released I am Beta Testing this now: https://github.com/cssnr/zipline-android/releases/tag/1.0.18-beta.2 PR: #57 ui.mp4 |
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Quick update, I added TOTP to the Login. I am working on getting this tested and released now. PR: #58 totp.mp4 |
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I needed to parse the login response to support two-factor, so I took the time to add a debug logging feature i had in the backlog. In v1.0.21 you can enable logging and view the login response code and body (if successful). If this does not help us, you will have to provide me access to your server so I can debug the issue since I can not reproduce it locally. Again, let me know how it goes, and Ill check back later. |
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I am running the Zipline Admin Dashboard behind Cloudflare. Would it be possible to introduce support for custom HTTP Headers, so the app can access the API, without fiddling with certs and mTLS?
See screenshot as example, from Tautulli.
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