#No it is not in configuration yaml or

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main ravine
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You probably set those in the UI

vague topazBOT
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Open your Home Assistant instance and manage your systems network configuration

ruby compass
magic berry
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Indeed , the UI is not working, so how can I access the network configuration in a different way?

main ravine
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The only two places UI and YAML

ruby compass
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Tinkerer is there a way to check the yaml config sanity in the HA console and reload it.

I think it should be usable in this kind of situation

vague topazBOT
main ravine
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You can just restart after that, and you can do that from the command line

ruby compass
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Oke. Lets hope Yan gets the memo

main ravine
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Well, they're in the thread, they can see all of this...

magic berry
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Let me give you an update.
I was able to get to the console and executed a restore. And with that I have been able to get access through my Ubuntu/FF browser to HA. Yet access via the Android companion app results in this message "The date of the HA certificate is invalid, please review the HA certificate or the connection settings and try again."
So , how can I review a certificate or renew it. And what connection settings are referred to?
Thank you, YaNn

main ravine
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How are you generating the certificate?

magic berry
# main ravine How are you generating the certificate?

nothing special. Just using the Duckdns add-on . And to my best knowledge this add-on refreshes the cerificate each 3 days. That is why I am wondering

  • if I can manually invoke renewal
  • verify if it has been renewed
    I also wonder what happens if another service (Nextcloud) uses the same DNS name (but obvious different portnumber) ? Can they coexist on the same Duckdns name?
main ravine
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#add-ons-archived can help with add-ons, but

Can they coexist on the same Duckdns name?
Yes

magic berry
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but what happens if they both refresh the certificate, each service will have its own copy with its on timestamp and whatever is relevant ?

main ravine
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Well, you wouldn't do that

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You'd have one thing that gets your certs

magic berry
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That may be part of the pain. HA gets a certificate but AFAIK NextCloud does the same. If that is the problem I should have a way to distribute the cert-files to both services.

main ravine
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You should use a reverse proxy and have it handle all your SSL

magic berry
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Oh, what is that?

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BTW, where does HA store its external URL, it is not in configuration.yaml ?

main ravine
main ravine
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It basically allows you to access one or more web services while providing SSL and other features (like IP banning)

magic berry
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OK, will google. I hav pihole running, could that help?
Thanks so far.๐Ÿ™