Panels.XMLParserError error 1
The app is getting a response from the server, but itâs not a valid feed.
Iâm going to assume the version of Komga youâre running is not broken and producing a correct OPDS Fedd.
Try opening exactly the same URL youâre putting in the Host field on Safari. If the URL is correct, you should see something like this: Demo Feed
(check Komgaâs guide if the browser asks you for the credentials)
If you get a feed like this, the URL is correct. Otherwise, youâre probably using the wrong feed URL.
Paste here a screenshot of what you get. That might help figure out whatâs wrong.
Also, sharing the configuration youâre setting might also help.
Iâm sorry what do you mean by configuration?
This screen. Feel free to post a screenshot here or send it to me by DM.
Also, feel free to create a test account in your server and share the credentials by DM, and Iâll get back to you with the exact configuration you need to use, or a diagnostic if thereâs something wrong.
Hi sorry for the late response, I was trying to setup the test account when I got the connection to work. all I needed to do was change https to http. Does that change affect panels?
Awesome.
Does that change affect panels?
Not at all. Thatâs the protocol youâll be using to connect to your server. HTTPS is a secure encrypted connection, and HTTP is no.
Itâs fine as long as youâre always connecting to your server within your local network. But keep in mind that if you ever want to open your server outside your local network, to access it through the internet, youâll have to setup an HTTPS connection. Otherwise iOS will block the communication.
how do you setup an https connection on Komga? I would like to be able to read my comics while on a road trip.
We have a guide for that. I hope that helps
This is too complicated for ordinary users. Can we make some changes in functionality? Similar to the Tachimanga app, they can directly import http links to connect to komgaăThis is a huge benefit to remote users as I really want my friends to be able to use it together and Iâve been recommending your appă
What kind of http link? Can you elaborate or explain the process?
As far as I know tachiyomi-based apps use plugins written by third-party and require downloading and executing remote code, which is against Appleâs rules on iOS.
Anything we can do to improve or make OPDS servers configuration easier, we are open to any feedback/ideas. As long as theyâre within Appleâs Guidelines boundaries.