Supporting nextcloud instances installed in subdirectories #7
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Hello Andrewerr! Thank you very much for this app, I'm using an AOSP rom without google services and I was without notifications for moths before discovering your app!
Unfortunately, it seems not to work with nextcloud instances installed in subdirectories like mine (e.g. https://my.host/nextcloud) because the whole "my.host/nextcloud" string was sent in the Host header.
I made a little fix, I hope it will be useful to someone else.
I also removed the "https://" part of the url in case someone dumb like me ( XD ) writes the complete URL.
Have a nice day!