Hardware: Raspberry Pi 4 (4gb) at home YunoHost version: YunoHost 11.2.8.2 (stable) I have access to my server : Through SSH | through the webadmin Are you in a special context or did you perform some particular tweaking on your YunoHost instance ? : yes If yes, please explain: moved /etc/resolve.conf to /etc/resolvconf/run/resolve.conf and set a symbolic link to /etc/resolve.conf
Description of my issue
I am not able to connect my server under its nohost.me domain. With ssh connection I updated my DNS entry (sudo yunohost dyndns update --force).
With diagnosis I got two warnings on internetconnctivity:
*DNS resolve seems to work, but be carefull when using own /etc/resolve.conf
*The server doesn’t have a valid IPv6-address
Besides the mail functions (dovecot, port 993 not accessible-> ISP -problem…) everything is okay (green).
The browser says: “…nohost.me rejected the connection”
(error messanges were in German, translation to English by me)
Mokay, maybe your local network doesnt handle hairpinning properly … are you able to access the domain using an external connection, such as mobile 3G/4G or any other method ?
Mokay … and your title seems to suggest that the webadmin is accessible … are you accessing it using the local IP ? What if you try to access it using your.nohost.me/yunohost/admin ? Could it be that you just did not configure a Lets Enycrypt certificate on the domain …?
Does not work. As I wrote above, local IP works with the admin page. So the nginx should work? The Lets Encrypt certificate should be configured within the installing procedure of yunohost…?! I think…
The certificate is valid for 24 days…but
I can’t renew it. When I try to get a new one, yunohost says, there is another script running. Then there seems to be a writing error while refreshing. Sorry, but the whole error message is disappeared, the log function within the admin page is empty…I’ll try to get the error message again.
More information: When my ISP got me a new IP then everything works for a short time. I don’t know how long this is, but soon after getting a new IP everything shuts down (mean: no access from outside my homenet).