If someone figures out a working example of this and posts it here, it will inspire others to do more with N8N. Lots of cool examples on their forum too.

I tried google.com as well. One thing is search engines usually block "crawlers" based on the IP address. They don't like crawlers from VPS usually (same goes for most services like yelp etc). So, can you check if you have GET requests fail to normal services and not to google? [image: 1630085548014-63b2598e-257d-4fef-beb9-be610489b4b2-image-resized.png]

@brutalbirdie Getting notifications on anything may be something for you. Using something like Notify17 combined with n8n.

OK, just as a heads up, the next package will remove the sendmail addon to avoid this confusion. This for writing this post @jk ! I didn't know you can access things using {{$env[xx]}}

@girish Hi. We are not having lost connections anymore

@thetomester13 de nada

@girish perfect, thanks! I think this could go far in the way of hardening this unstable app.

@atrilahiji said in Cannot reach backend server: So this appears to be an issue on Firefox rn that has been reported on their forum. https://community.n8n.io/t/connection-lost/1471/49 Using a chromium based browser seems to be fine in my testing. Edit: This post seems to have a suggested solution via the NGINX config https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/issues/36#issuecomment-539647882 @nebulon @girish The mentioned fix is already active. See https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/n8n-app/-/blob/master/pkg/nginx.conf#L64 But the issue persists.

I see the same errors. I guess we will fix these errors when we make the package stable and write tests.

My bad, I'm not sure why I thought 2FA was not into consideration here ! I can login just fine now, this issue, isn't one