Reeder (iOS) integration with TT-RSS (via Fever API)

[waldo]

It seems to be when the source IP changes - I just observed this behavior when I switched from cellular data to wifi. Does the plugin log source IP for security reasons, or something?

[lotrfan]

Not sure about the plugin, but TT-RSS itself does...

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   define('SESSION_CHECK_ADDRESS', 1);
   // Check client IP address when validating session:
   // 0 - disable checking
   // 1 - check first 3 octets of an address (recommended)
   // 2 - check first 2 octets of an address
   // 3 - check entire address


[waldo]

First thing I did was disable it:

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        define('SESSION_CHECK_ADDRESS', 0);

[lotrfan]

Hmm... You might try enabling debugging output in fever/fever_api.php and then checking the log file it creates...

[JustAMacUser]

Not sure about the plugin, but TT-RSS itself does...

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   define('SESSION_CHECK_ADDRESS', 1);
   [...]


Pretty sure the Fever API doesn't use this since it only uses an md5 sum of the username and password; not an actual session.

[waldo]

It certainly didn't seem relevant, I disabled it because my employer round robins proxies in multiple /8s. Still, the ipad that never leaves the subnet works fine, but the iPhone has constant reoccurrences of this error.

[JustAMacUser]

It certainly didn't seem relevant, I disabled it because my employer round robins proxies in multiple /8s. Still, the ipad that never leaves the subnet works fine, but the iPhone has constant reoccurrences of this error.

Yeah, I turned the option off too since I didn't like logging in if my iPhone jumped between wifi and cellular.

As for the previous poster, definitely turn on debugging in the Fever API.

[waldo]

Nothing in the debug log when the error occurs.

[JustAMacUser]

See if Reeder has any debug logs. On your iOS device open Settings > General > About, then scroll to the bottom and look for debug/crash/logs or something (I forget exactly how it's named).

[waldo]

Nothing from Reeder.

Settings > General > About > Diagnostics & Usage > Diagnostic & Usage Data, fwiw.

[xtaz]

For what it's worth I use Reeder (both version 1.x and 2.x) and have had no problems like this. My phone frequently changes IP address when I go from two different WiFi networks to 3G and so on and I've never been asked to log in again so it sounds like a possible problem specific to the server than the fever plugin or the Reeder app.

[waldo]

I've resolved this by disabling SSL. Which isn't really a solution, but hey.

[benson]

I just updated to TT-RSS 1.11, and it seems my Fever plugin has stopped functioning. I downloaded the latest version from github, and can't seem to get it to work. I copied it to the plugins folder, enabled it, and tried to set a new password. When I click set password, I get an error (error(error:code7)). Reeder cannot connect to it.

Did I do something wrong with my update, or am I missing something? Thanks for the help.

[tob]

Did you try the old password?

The heads of Tiny and Fever work for me, including password setting.

[benson]

Did you try the old password?

The heads of Tiny and Fever work for me, including password setting.

Yes, I didn't change my settings in Reeder, and it could not connect. I was only trying changing the password since it was about the only option in the plugin

I also have found that if the Fever plugin was enabled pre-upgrade, that user cannot disable it. And if a user didn't have it enabled, they cannot enable it.