1.0.0-beta.5 adguard integration doesnt work
Log:
OS: LXC with Ubuntu in Proxmox
Homarr Version: 1.0.0-beta.5
Docker compose:
- tried via https:// ip : 443
- tried via https://dns.domain.com (with and without trailling slash)
- tried both my adguard instances
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Can I install Homarr on a Raspberry Pi?
have you tried http instead?
it's recommended to use the local IP, the same way you'd use the internal address in v0.15
So I cant use it via https at all?
Yes http works but I'd prefer to use https which also works for all other integrations
No you should be able to, that was just an observation concerning homarr rather
if homarr can't have access to the network that links to that service, then it won't be able to retrieve data
all those work with domain via my nginx proxy manager
Adguard is the only one that only works with http
interesting. let me check one thing
Ok, I assume your https service may be protected? and you have a bypass rule for /api ?
I just checked something "external domains" work
domains for only internal dont work
Idk its probably something on my end
like i use service.abc.com for external access and service.xyz.com for internal
Do they still work in v0.15?
I didnt use that version
Only early adopter and beta
but let me set it up and check
oh sorry, I thought you had seeing you had joined back in may
I tried it but was missing some features which were planned for 1.0 so I didnt stick with it
and no they arent working in 0.15.10
In that case it's likely it's a setup problem
yea might be ill try tof ind a solution but for now ill just use http
unless you intend to close off any http address of your services, this is the fastest link within a local machine and we do recommend it over anything else.