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If I try to log in setting a incorrect password I get the notification, but the RemoveEndPoint variable is not being set. Here's a screenshot of the notification:
As you can appreciate there is no IP address, I have already verified that the template is correctly set up.
I check "Send All Properties (ignores template)" on the plugin and open the logs after triggering the event to see the request (obviously fails).
[17:16:50] [INF] Authentication request for <redacted> has been denied (IP: XXX.XXX.X.XXX).
[17:16:50] [WRN] Notification failed with POST request to https://<redacted>/message?token=<redacted>: {"ServerId":"<redacted>","ServerName":"<redacted>","ServerVersion":"10.9.11","ServerUrl":"","NotificationType":"AuthenticationFailure","App":"Jellyfin Web","Username":"<redacted>","UserId":"00000000000000000000000000000000","AppVersion":"10.9.11","DeviceId":"<redacted>","DeviceName":"Chrome","Priority":8}
The RemoteEndPoint variable is not available in all properties, so I guess something is wrong in the plugin itself.
PS, I am running Jellyfin over Docker with nginx as a reverse proxy using the template on Jellyfin docs.
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I want to get notified when someone fails authenticated using Gotify, I am using the Gotify AuthenticationFailure template.
If I try to log in setting a incorrect password I get the notification, but the
RemoveEndPoint
variable is not being set. Here's a screenshot of the notification:As you can appreciate there is no IP address, I have already verified that the template is correctly set up.
I check "Send All Properties (ignores template)" on the plugin and open the logs after triggering the event to see the request (obviously fails).
The
RemoteEndPoint
variable is not available in all properties, so I guess something is wrong in the plugin itself.PS, I am running Jellyfin over Docker with nginx as a reverse proxy using the template on Jellyfin docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: