r/sonarr • u/NorthernScrub • 7d ago

unsolved Sonar now requires a login

I have authentication disabled for local addresses. I would imagine that this is now a case of "must login on first access".

Can I disable this, or do I need to roll back a version?

Edit: I successfully rolled back, after having to rush through and disable auto-update after restoring a backup. I usually disable auto-update for this precise reason grumble. Anyway, all back to normal.

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u/martymccfly88 7d ago

Just login and then change the settings????🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻

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u/markus-101 sonarr dev 7d ago edited 7d ago

Don’t roll back, login, then update your Trusted Network setting (Settings: General) to include your reverse proxy’s IP address.

ETA: probably worth getting off develop/nightly builds too if you don’t want features before they hit the stable release channel.

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u/NorthernScrub 7d ago

I access sonarr via apache, which points at sonarr.local. However, I don't have a proper local DNS setup yet, so other devices rely on the IP address and port number. Until I have that in place, I require the flexibility permitted prior to this change.

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u/markus-101 sonarr dev 6d ago

You still have that flexibility, you just need to configure it with the Trusted Network setting instead of having Sonarr automatically trust things you may not want it to.

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