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I'm getting tired of resetting my constantly breaking Alby hub connections. Tell me I'm going to have to tell @DarthCoin he was right about cowboy credits too.
Did you update? You can also attach other wallets if you have some, we will try them in order.
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I'll be okay. I'm just complaning. Oddly, this time my Alby Go connection was maintained, and I could still receive from SN. For some reason only my send connection to SN failed. I'll set it back up later.
I would like to attach other wallets. Unfortunately my old Umbrel node has the best liquidity, but Umbrel for some reason doesn't have https, which is ridiculous. I think that rules out lnbits and LND connections. I have to build up my other node with more channels and liquidity.
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59 sats \ 1 reply \ @ek 19 Dec 2024
but Umbrel for some reason doesn't have https, which is ridiculous.
wow, indeed. I can understand that SSL is annoying on local networks but if Umbrel is meant to support remote usage (so also outside of your local network), then HTTPS support is a must.
reading the Github discussion now 🍿
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People have been complaining for years. Umbrel says it will happen soon, but it never does. It's like a running joke now.
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If it failed with “timeout after 15s” messages it’s a bug on our end that we fixed.
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That was it! It's working fine now.
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I have the same issue.
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I deployed a fix. It appears to work, but if you continue to have issues let me know.
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That's interesting. I didn't have any issues with the update breaking my connections.
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Do you have Alby Hub connected to your own node?
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No, it's just running on my desktop. I'm not quite to the level of connecting it to my node.
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This is a worse bug than we initially thought. It appears to be an issue between a library we just started using and Alby Hub - browser needs to be refreshed to get payments to work sometimes.
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I just shipped @ek's fix and I think it worked.
If either of you have issues still tomorrow please let me know.
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