Jannis Mattheis

Could you try a system upgrade (`pkg upgrade`) and try again. If it still doesn't work, could you paste the outputs of the following commands: ``` go env go version...

I've android 9. I'm out of ideas now, could be a Go bug.

> in my test-environment I have 2 clients (smartphones) who logged in with different usernames. Do you mean different users or only different clients of *one* user? > Now I...

Have a look at https://gotify.net/docs/ for explanation what a client/application/user is. When you init the cli, you either provide login credentials or an application token. When you now use `cli...

Could you run the following command? ``` $ curl -vvv https://yourdomain.de/version ``` and paste the output

Have you updated that server lately? maybe your certs in /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt are outdated. Could you try updating these? ``` $ update-ca-certificates ``` See https://superuser.com/a/437377

Yeah, your letsencrypt certificate may not be valid or you linux server somehow thinks that it is. Using this cli with an unsecure cert would require https://github.com/gotify/cli/issues/27

[gotify/server](https://github.com/gotify/server) is also an alternative, it's a little different as Gotify has a user management, but is has the same premise.

@carl-vbn Thanks for your answer. Could you give me an example on how to do this? I've added such a listener above. Still, my node process *crashes*/*exits* after an error...

@stephanrotolante The problem isn't that the proxying doesn't work, it does. But accessing a not websocket path results in a crash of the whole script. @fromtexas This solution works! Thank...