#HTTPS problem
finite stump
Thanks! I'm not. I'm currently just connected via homeassistant.local. I use the HA cloud integration to connect outside of my home network—and oddly, that's not having any issue. Reloading affected integrations doesn't change anything, and they're all giving me the same kind of error.
My Govee integration (via HACS) is throwing this back: Could not connect to Govee API: API: API-Error -1: _api_request_internal: error from aiohttp: ClientConnectorError(ConnectionKey(host='developer-api.govee.com', port=443, is_ssl=True, ssl=None, proxy=None, proxy_auth=None, proxy_headers_hash=None), gaierror(-3, 'Try again'))
It seems that the common thread is a connection issue, but I can't identify the source, as it's clearly connected to the outside internet.
novel tartan
It looks like some sort of protocol issue. Do you use a reverse proxy like nginx? Then you need to add this in your configuration.yaml https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/http/#reverse-proxies
hm... It looks like this happens to others as well https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/73372
finite stump
Yeah, I've seen this, but I haven't seen it affect other cloud-dependent integrations as well.
If it were just ecobee, I'd be fine. I can adjust my automations to work OK with my home/away detection without having access to ecobee's home/away attributes
Also I don't remember setting up a reverse proxy for anything. (Well, OK, I have, but on an old install on a Pi Zero that isn't currently connected to or running anything—it doesn't even have a microSD in it; I'm just waiting for the right project to come up.)
novel tartan
Did this just happened randomly?
I don't really know how to fix it sadly but it could be anything from bad port configuration or something strange with your IP if you have a dynamic IP-address.
finite stump
Seemingly, but when it first happened in June, the only advice I found was to wipe and reinstall HA entirely. I’ve done that twice so far, and it keeps happening after everything’s worked for about a week.
novel tartan
Really strange 😛
It could be that your IP address changes and then your config is mismatched
finite stump
Oh! Dynamic IP. Do you think setting up a static IP could help? I’m not sure I understand why that would affect HA communicating with outside servers, but
Forgive me, I’m just a hobbyist, better at googling for an answer than knowing the answer, lol
That’s something I’d set up on my router and then mirror on my ha install, correct?
novel tartan
Yes, you need to set up the static IP on your router. There is a difference of setting up a static IP for your local device and setting up a static IP from your ISP though. It's always good to use a static IP for your local devices if you have a port configuration for them but when it comes to a static IP from the internet you need to talk to your ISP first.
finite stump
Cool. Thank you!