What type of hardware are you using: Raspberry Pi 3, 4+ What YunoHost version are you running: 12.0.7 How are you able to access your server: The webadmin
SSH
Direct access via physical keyboard/screen Are you in a special context or did you perform specific tweaking on your YunoHost instance ?: No
Describe your issue
Hello,
I configured my leiven.fr domain at OVH but the YunoHost interface (which I reinstalled several times on my Raspberry Pi5) tells me the Registrar is Cloudflare even though all the digs I can do return fine OVH . Unable to set up Automatic DNS as a result.
Thanks in advance !
Do you refer to âRegristrar infosâ , in the DNS of your domain, correct? (In this case, you could have pasted a screenshot of the message under the heading âShare relevant logs or error messagesâ in your post.
When I look up the nameserver for leiven.fr, some results give NS records for dns101.ovh.net, while others give cloudflare nameservers. In my screenshot both are mentioned:
Could it be you have experimented with Cloudflare in the past?
You see that âttlâ on Cloudflare is a bit of a random number. I donât know what the original number was, but I guess it is counting down. Tonight it will have elapsed, and all DNS servers should return only OVH as nameserver for your domain.
Have fun with your Yunohost!
Edit to add: I totally overlooked the fact that the bottom record is a SOA (start of authority) record. Hmm⌠Strange your NS records for OVH donât turn up as well.
Thank you for your response. Indeed, my previous registrar was IONOS with DNS management by Cloudflare, but I consulted a friend who has YunoHost and told me that automatic DNS works perfectly with OVH, so I transferred the name from domain with OVH. On which Lookup DNS site did you see this information?
I consulted some online DNS chekers. The screenshot came from SPFtoolbox on my own Yunohost (Iâd post a link, but it is behind the login page).
Nothing but wait, I think. Iâd expected the ttl to be expressed in seconds, but by now it is back to 1610, so that doesnât really match. I opened my SPFToolbox for visitors, so you can check there by yourself. Choose âGet all simple DNS recordsâ from the combobox before submitting your query.
Hmm⌠I never used the webinterface for post-install, but I seem to recall someone running Mac mentioning they had to use the Apple browser (instead of I forgot what they mentioned).
I just tried running an installation with postinstall via the browser (Linux + Firefox private window), that ran without a problem.
