Hi Setephen!
Right now I'm in the hunt for a cool app that could serve as my default notetaking app accompanied by a good self hosted note taking service that I'm yet to deploy depending of the app I'll end up choosing. Your app looks really promising, but there is one thing that is preventing me from keeping it as the winning option, that is the lack of http headers support...
I host all my services, my servers, behind a big security wall called Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust)... For normal websites (accessing my services through a browser like Chrome), no problem, I can go through an authentication portal and everything's fine... But for apps like this... It gets a bit more complicated, because you don't have a way to interface with that login... You have to authenticate during the first connection request. Also, there is a need for persistence, it needs to be a persistent token for the app to be able to connect all the time. That's where HTTP Headers (Service Tokens) come into play.
In my case, I use two, the CF ID and the CF Secret... Both need to be added the moment you add the server.
Do you think it would be possible to have that feature implemented and added into your app as an advanced option in the server connection pag? It would be very cool to be honest, I could just start using it right away.
Thanks in advance!
Greetings from Spain.
Hi Setephen!
Right now I'm in the hunt for a cool app that could serve as my default notetaking app accompanied by a good self hosted note taking service that I'm yet to deploy depending of the app I'll end up choosing. Your app looks really promising, but there is one thing that is preventing me from keeping it as the winning option, that is the lack of http headers support...
I host all my services, my servers, behind a big security wall called Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust)... For normal websites (accessing my services through a browser like Chrome), no problem, I can go through an authentication portal and everything's fine... But for apps like this... It gets a bit more complicated, because you don't have a way to interface with that login... You have to authenticate during the first connection request. Also, there is a need for persistence, it needs to be a persistent token for the app to be able to connect all the time. That's where HTTP Headers (Service Tokens) come into play.
In my case, I use two, the CF ID and the CF Secret... Both need to be added the moment you add the server.
Do you think it would be possible to have that feature implemented and added into your app as an advanced option in the server connection pag? It would be very cool to be honest, I could just start using it right away.
Thanks in advance!
Greetings from Spain.