Edit:
Likely related to this issue, perhaps it’s not completely closed yet:
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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hilarious bug
Yea, I think the issue got closed on accident during our migration to Linear (you can see all the tag replacements...)
I'll do a filter to fix this issue. Super weird lmao.
Edit: Repost of the comment I made below for visibility:
This is related to this bug: https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/issues/170
I guess what I need to do is completely filter out anything that is local. Super weird issue and frankly annoying that they can even be posted to Lemmy.
To test this, visit my profile and hit "Posts". I posted something in /c/test with an internal IP for reference.
Edit: We'll add some information to the dialog asking you to deny the permission and I'll do my best to filter these out so it doesn't pop up at all.
Edit: Fixed this now. See these commits for changes:
https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/commit/5a1ed47fd92f76c6b0931e4b2e5700584ee469d8 https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/commit/cdf9421e4955f7c93af0e750612e9db3dc4d6c61
Interesting 🧐
We could test that I guess Here is my local router ip link
I get an error 
It doesn't do anything with my client (Thunder)
Just add that to yet another feature that thunder is missing.
Yeah the problem occurred on Memmy. 😅
Doesn’t do anything for me.
You could test it now, though you might have to actually re-install to get the message again. You could also use another app to test it and should get it. Visit my profile and hit Posts. There's a test link there that will show off the issue.
Weird, I’ve not had that permission request. Not sure why Memmy would want / need it either 🤔
I replied up above about this. If you visit my profile right now and hit posts, you'll get the message. I made a post in /c/test with a link for an image at http://192.168.1.5/image.png
The app tries to pre-load images. If it makes a request to an internal IP, then iOS automatically triggers this. I'll see how I can completely disable this or if I need to just filter these out.
For the record, this appears to happen in other apps as well so if you want to test it on other apps, feel free 👍
I don’t see a reason for this as well…
This is related to this bug: https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/issues/170
I guess what I need to do is completely filter out anything that is local. Super weird issue and frankly annoying that they can even be posted to Lemmy.
To test this, visit my profile and hit "Posts". I posted something in /c/test with an internal IP for reference.
Edit: We'll add some information to the dialog asking you to deny the permission and I'll do my best to filter these out so it doesn't pop up at all.
Edit: Fixed this now. See these commits for changes:
https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/commit/5a1ed47fd92f76c6b0931e4b2e5700584ee469d8 https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy/commit/cdf9421e4955f7c93af0e750612e9db3dc4d6c61
Thank you for the explanation and transparency
I denied the permission and it seemed to make no difference
Of course I denied it. 😅 But it’s still strange.
I just had the same thing…
I didn’t get this request either. Strange. I downloaded the app about 2 days ago.
I just got it once. Someone linked an GitHub Issue, I guess the problem is related to this.
Is it related to trying to share content via AirDrop or AirPlay somehow? Only reasons I can think of offhand.
Just happens if some weirdos post local ip addresses on lemmy. gk explained above.
I thought people were saying that bug had been fixed though. So it may be a different bug?
Its fixed but the version is not yet released. The changes have been made to the code though.
Awesome! Good to know!
Just checked my memmy permissions (TestFlight) and i do not see this, just photos and Siri stuff.
Just an assumption, but maybe to discover local lemmy instances hosted on your home network.
according to the github issue it only happens if memmy preloads a post that links to a local network ip. which causes memmy to ask permission to access the local network ip.
There are non 😅
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