I’m trying to configure Duck DNS. I have the add-on installed, configured and running, and I’m attempting to add the advised configuration to configuration.yaml
However, when I restart Home Assistant it fails to start until I remove his config. I feel like I’m missing something obvious, but I’m somewhat confused by the documentation.
Thanks for the reply. Does the /ssl directory exist by default or do I need to create this. Would this typically be in the /config directory? I was under the impression (probably wrongly) that the DuckDNS addon handled the Let’s Encrypt side of things, but do I need to generate some keys and place them in the /ssl directory? I couldn’t find any documentation that walked through this part
Looks like I was getting confused due to an earlier configuation.yaml error, and that I was then unable to run the Web UI. I checked the logs and Home Assistant has started no issues
I had added an exception to my browser but I was foolishly attempting to access the UI from a bookmark configured to use http, instead of https,
so http://<ip_address>:8123 instead of https://<ip_address>:8123
and I was attempting to access externally without specifying the port
so https://your_domain.duckdns.org instead of https://your_domain.duckdns.org:<forwarded_port>
Now I’ve corrected both those issues, it’s working as expected.
Thanks to @duceduc and yourself for pointing me in the right direction