
Hey! Just a little FYI, this post is probably quite outdated by now! It may still work, but I haven't tested it recently
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Hi Jakob, thanks for the good intro. I wonder what are some features missing from umami at this point compared to Fathom? Thanks!
I’d say private sharing, email reports, disabling tracking for myself so that I don’t skew the stats, and (it’s minor) 2FA support. A WordPress plugin would be nice too probably, but adding it with the code is easy enough.
What is private sharing? If you don't mind. Thanks
You can share the stats page, but it requires a password to be seen!
Ah I see, thanks!
Unable to login with password umami for admin user, i get this error :
{"error": {"code": "500", "message": "A server error has occurred"}}
Mine works for a couple of minutes then it stops working..... but same error 500 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 () on the dashboard
and on the tracked website i got this error:
POST https://****.vercel.app/api/collect 500
I also got this error. After opening vercel's deployment functions logs, I realized that my generated password is consist of special characters and prisma failed to parse it. After I change my connection string in vercel with percent encoding, it works as expected.
Ref: stackoverflow.com/questions/636841...
in the gatsby plugin
gatsby-plugin-umami
srcUrl
?I followed along with your tutorial using Vercel and supabase..
Thanks for the post, you have any idea how i can update my umami installation to the latest version? seems like when you deploy to vercel it doesnt "fork" the repository so i cant keep track of the latest changes.
Hey! Sorry for the late answer, I must've dismissed the notification by accident.
I'm not sure how to update it if it isn't forked. I also had this issue, and ended up recreating the repo and Vercel project because of that.
Are you using the same password in the bottom of that query? Is that a random password, or is that a Supabase API key?
The password created in step 1 is reused in step 3, in the connection field. The hash salt is random however