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Homarr2w ago
GkhnG

Fetch Failed

Hello everyone. I am running an instance of Homarr v1.0.1 in Docker. I am running instances of Radarr, Sonarr, Jellyfin etc. with a self-signed certificate. When I try to add this as an integration to Homarr I get the error "fetch failed". The log is as follows. ⨯ Error [TRPCClientError]: fetch failed at l.from (.next/server/chunks/4903.js:14:392790) at <unknown> (.next/server/chunks/4903.js:14:400270) { shape: undefined, data: undefined, meta: undefined, digest: '2385050058', [cause]: TypeError: fetch failed at async Object.fetch (.next/server/chunks/4903.js:14:399467) { [cause]: [AggregateError: ] { code: 'ECONNREFUSED' } } } Thanks.
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Cakey Bot
Cakey Bot2w ago
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Meierschlumpf
Meierschlumpf2w ago
Have you already added the certificate (or root certificate) to Homarr? https://homarr.dev/docs/management/certificates/
Certificates | Homarr documentation
On this page you can manage your trusted certificates.
GkhnG
GkhnGOP2w ago
Hello. Yes, I import the certificates but the result does not change. The same goes for pings. Thanks. I was getting the error because I added the signed certificate to homarr. Adding the root certificate fixed the problem. But the pings are still red

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