Closed jpveen closed 4 years ago
Make local deployment available trough HTTPS with valid certificate with one below:
My domoticz is available using a public https:// url with . But for example https://mydomain.com/oauth and https://mydomain.com/smarthome produce a 404.
In the guide I see the following text: _Instantly create a public HTTPS URL. Don't have to open any port on router and do not require a reverse proxy. NOTE: Ngrok assigns random urls. When server restart the server gets a new url. When ngroktunnel set to true the auth token is required to keep the tunnel alive. Create account at ngrok.com and paste the token in configuration.
Does this mean I need either to create a public HTTPS URL for the dgza webserver on p3030 OR have to use ngrok OR have to configure reverse proxy?
You can access /settings ?
yes, but only on http://x.x.x.x:3030/settings So not on https://public-url/settings. The public url points to domoticz, not to dgza. So thats why I asked if dgza itself needs to be exposed externally ;-)
I configured a public https URL for the dzga webserver, and this works. Maybe useful to others to know that external connectivity to dgza is required from Google.
Describe the bug:/oauth
I followed the install and config guide, but /oauth not exposed from domoticz webserver. So when trying to setup googlehome I get a 404 on
Contents of config.yaml
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** additional info Domoticz is installed in ~/dev-domoticz (instead of ~/domoticz). Can that be the cause?