I can now access my HA login page using https, but cannot login. Every time i get “unable to connect to home assistant” and a retry button. I also get a failed login attempt notification when accessing locally (from my log - Login attempt or request with invalid authentication from 192.168.1.199)
what was happenning was that i hadnt edited the Portal.moustache file on my Synology.
I found this thread - Reverse proxy Http --> Https and Post number 12, from Dennis87 has some instructions for the latest version of DSM (6.2.1) which means you no longer have to edit the Portal.moustache and can just edit the reverse proxy rules.
However, I can only access the frontend via http://< Internal Synology IP >:8123/ but not https://ha.xyz.com. It gives “Unable to connect to Home Assistant.” error.
Im having a similar issue.
Synology DS218+ running HA in Docker.
DuckDns certificates in Synology certificate store, associated with my HA address mydns.duckdns.org
I have the reverse proxy set up, pointing https://mydns.duckdns.org to http://mySyno:8123 with websockets enabled.
following other titbits from araound the bazaars, ive also disabled owntracks.
I can access the HA using the local address, but access via https give me the blue bar at the top of the webpage, and nothing more. Looking in developer tools console, i am having numerous 502 websocket errors.
my http: section of HA configuration is
I just finished setting this up so I could use LMS Controls. It was painful but it now works over https. I used the duckdns, lets encrypt, reverse proxy method. I don’t have anything in my http section at all for HA.