Dobin Rutishauser

Can you try to enable the "Send XHR with credentials" option, and try again?

Still an issue for me, sadly: * python 3.11.2 * r2pipe 1.7.4 * radare2 5.8.2-w64   

Sure, that'd be awesome! I'd like a bit of promotion :-) There's also another web interface in development from another guy: https://github.com/aarnaud/lxd-webui

It seems for me that lxd-webgui is trying to find lxd-api on port 8000 instead of port 9000. Have you tried changing the configuration of lxd-webgui, so it accesses port...

Yes. Basically with #22 you create your own CA (certificate authority). Then you create the certificates based on this CA, and configure the browser to trust this CA. I'll update...

Using the weird install instructions of gvisor from https://gvisor.dev/docs/user_guide/install/ didnt help, using sliver v1.5.41. But master seems to have fixed it: ``` root@sliver:~/sliver# git checkout tags/v1.5.41 Note: switching to 'tags/v1.5.41'....

I have the same issue when using azureadv2 authentication provider. Edit: I also dont use the goth cookies. I disabled it like this, but maybe there's a better solution: ```...

Can you try opening https://localhost:9000 with the browser, and accept the certificate warning? Imho this should solve this issue. https://github.com/dobin/lxd-webgui#start

Fix would be to implement #22

The newer nodejs packages in ubuntu install as binary "nodejs", but usually these kind of projects expect a binary name "node". Try symlinking your "nodejs" binary to "node"; e.g.: ```...