Adding torrent by remote extension problem

[Adhok]

Hello, I'm encountering an issue with the following manipulation:

I'm trying to upload torrents via a Firefox extension to my Cloudron qBittorrent. The extension is called "Torrent Control." I've properly configured the application's access settings, but when I attempt to send the torrent, Cloudron responds with the login page for my qBittorrent application on Cloudron. Is there a way to set up a bypass for this application or simply disable the login page ?

This way, I could add torrents to my Cloudron qBittorrent application without any issues. Thanks in advance !

[girish]

@Adhok yeah, we are disabling the proxyAuth altogether and use the built-in auth. Using proxyAuth is causing more problems than it's worth. The VueTorrent UI has a bunch of glitches when proxyAuth is used.

[Adhok]

Ok so, what i've to do to make Torrent Control extension working ?

[robi]

@girish Can you just add an option for an install where it manages its own users for this use case?

[girish]

@Adhok I pushed an update. If you update the package, it resets to built-in authentication. After this the extension works. I have to say great find, I love that extension!

[girish]

@Adhok this is how I have configured it:

This way it has auth and not open to public

[girish]

@robi I have defaulted to own user management and removed the Cloudron one. The upstream UI does not work well with Cloudron authentication (as you reported in another post). It does random things and feels insecure.

[Adhok]

i still don't have the package update on my cloudron.

[robi]

@Adhok grab a new one from the app store

[Adhok]

Everything work like a charm after the upodate ! Thanks a lot ! You rule !