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iOS Push Notifications have stopped working #1725
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Originally created by @knightian on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023).
Discussed in https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/discussions/3943
Originally posted by knightian October 2, 2023
Latest version of vaultwarden and web vault
If I make a secure note in the webvault, it does not appear soon in the app on iOS.
I did a fresh generation of installation id and password for the config, and then I deleted the iOS app and reinstalled it so it would set up the push notifications in the app as per the wiki, but it does not work.
It used to work in previous versions.
There are no DNS issues at the moment because I am putting nameserver entry in resolv.conf to make trust-dns happy:
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@stefan0xC commented on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023):
Did you do these steps after you got DNS working again? Because if not the client was not registered initially and you have to clear the app data from the mobile app (or reinstall the app again).
@knightian commented on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023):
Correct, because from the instructions I saw it needs to register with Azure, so I figured when DNS was broken it could not register, so once I got the DNS sorted I generated new installation ID and token, put in ENV and restart vaultwarden, and then I delete and reinstall iOS app.
@knightian commented on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023):
@stefan0xC @BlackDex
I am running trace level logs and I can see that it is resolving push.bitwarden.com successfully:
@knightian commented on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023):
Does it matter that there is no AAAA request? because my server also using IPv6 so maybe that is why?
** Update **
I disabled IPv6 and made no difference, here is a debug log output it's definitely resolving the endpoints and connecting, but no push is making its way to my phone it seems:
@knightian commented on GitHub (Oct 1, 2023):
Seems like Vaultwarden is not logging any attempts to send push notifications. I can see the DNS queries, but nothing stamped in the logs suggests it is actually attempting to send a push. Is that normal? I would think with 'debug' level log it would say it is sending a push notification right?