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Chris wrote:
You’re right — Prowlarr should not ask for a login when opened from your home network. I’ve logged this and our team is investigating why that setting did not apply. Please don’t share any passwords here; I’ll check the secure recovery step next.
mdamm wrote:
ya radar and sonar started to do the same so i have to nuke it and start over to access anything i do really like your set up though.
Chris wrote:
Please don’t reinstall. In the SparkBox dashboard, go to Settings → General and switch on “Trust my LAN — skip login on Sonarr / Radarr / Prowlarr.” It controls all three apps together, which matches what you’re seeing. Use it only for your home network; it should stay off for public access.
mdamm wrote:
yes when i turned that on is when i got booted from everything
Chris wrote:
That toggle restarts all three apps, so it ends the browser sessions that were open. Use one fresh route now: SparkBox dashboard → Home → Prowlarr. It should reopen without a sign-in from your home network.
mdamm wrote:
Yes i understand that is how it is supposed to work. when i toggled the setting on that is when i was logged out of all and now asking for login info
Chris wrote:
I don’t have a verified one-step recovery yet. The setting should leave Prowlarr, Radarr, and Sonarr open on a home network, so this is not normal. I’ve logged it and our team is investigating. Please don’t reinstall or create a replacement password; I’ll check the authentication-setting change against this report and return with the verified recovery.