Android App - TOTP #64
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Hello, so I just set up the application dockerized on my local servers. I am using a Pixel 4 XL running Android 11, with the latest April 5th, 2021 security update installed. The main release of the application crashes when I try to open it, after it sucessfully installs. The profile version of the application installs and starts without issues.
After the application is started I type in my URL, username and password. I then hit login, and it never asks for the TOTP password. Instead it only prompts that "Login failed! Please check your server url and credentials. Invalid totp passcode."
Is the TOTP feature not integrated in the mobile app yet? If not, hopefully this will be included soon. Thanks!
Yes, this is currently not implemented on mobile.
The app as a whole has some problems currently so you're probably better of just using the pwa (the web frontend) for now.
Oh great, I didnt even check if the app is a PWA yet. Just ran into the issue and figured I would log an issue.
Honestly I develop PWA's in angular, I find it easier to manage just the webapp/pwa than having a parallel application. You guys may want to just consider running the PWA as the "app" since most, if not all, major mobile OS's allow for PWA's. Just a thought!
I did actually think about that, maybe in combination with something like ionic to have something "installable" in the app stores. Would definitely decrease the maintenance overhead. Not sure about the UX aspect though.
The app has only the very basic features and is missing quite a few things (like totp) - so it depends if there's someone willing to put the effort in.
I understand that totally, id personally go with the PWA and ionic route or even an electron wrapper application (since the desktop app is already an electron app) if you want to have an installable application.
I personally think the PWA works great now that it is on my phone.