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…UrlBase The configure step writes UrlBase=/public-<user>/<app> into config.xml before servarr_auth_seed runs, so the prefix is live on the seed start. Unprefixed API paths then answer an empty 307, which curl -f accepts: the readiness probe passes, the host-config fetch writes an empty body, and json_decode fails with "Invalid Servarr host-config JSON", aborting the install. Add servarr_host_config_url: read UrlBase from config.xml (trailing slash stripped, empty or missing = no prefix) and build the host-config URL under it. servarr_auth_seed uses it for the probe, the fetch, the PUT and the unauthenticated check. Refs MagnaCapax#858 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes the Servarr auth-seed failure (
Invalid Servarr host-config JSON) tracked in #858. Refs #858.Cause:
servarr_install_from_urlwrites<UrlBase>/public-<user>/<app></UrlBase>beforeservarr_auth_seedruns, so the prefix is live on the seed start.base_urlinservarr_auth_seedhas no prefix:curl -fsS(no-L) exits 0 on the 307, so the empty body reachesjson_decode.Change:
servarr_host_config_urlreads UrlBase fromconfig.xml(trailing slash stripped; empty, self-closing or missing UrlBase means no prefix) and builds the host-config URL under it.servarr_auth_seeduses it forbase_url, so the probe, the fetch, the PUT and the unauthenticated 401 check all go to the prefixed path.Tests:
testServarrHostConfigUrlUsesUrlBase: Radarr prefix (v3), Prowlarr prefix with trailing slash (v1), empty UrlBase,<UrlBase />, and a missing config file.testServarrAuthSeedAuthenticatesProbeReadAndWritenow extracts the helper too, and the string assertion intestServarrAuthSeedingUsesLocalApiAndFailsClosedchecks the new call.installMediaStackScriptTest.php: 55/55 pass (PHP 8.4).scripts/testing/test-bash.sh: OK.Live verification on a Pulsed Media seedbox (Debian 12) with the same one-line change in the installer: a fresh install with Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, SABnzbd, Autobrr and Jellyfin (plus the #952 fix) completed. All three Servarr apps reported
app-level auth configured, and the proxied URLs redirected to the login pages. Without the change, the same install aborted withFailed to build Sonarr auth payload.🤖 Generated with Claude Code