Still in DEV?

[seancmalloy]

Is the godaddy dns addon still in dev (will it ever be updated) because it seems like it no longer works. I have successfully use it in past and recently came back to it because nginx proxy (w/ letsencrypt) no longer works with godaddy. I am receiving api error. The key&secret are entered in addon config, I dont recall having to enter them in secrets file or creating acme challenge txt file for this addon. I am ust missing something or does this have the same issues as nginx proxy / godaddy?

{"code":"UNABLE_TO_AUTHENTICATE","message":"Unauthorized : Could not authenticate API key/secret"}

[gingemonster]

Not sure if Im having the same issue or at least similar, noticed today the dns hadnt updated the the logs show:

{"code":"ACCESS_DENIED","message":"Authenticated user is not allowed access"}

Been working fine for years nothing changed. Tried generating a new key and secret and get the same error message

[moryoav]

I understand that this is a new block by GoDaddy. Nothing we can do about it.

[gingemonster]

as in Go Daddy are blocking API access anyone got any experience requesting it to be unblocked?

[gingemonster]

https://www.reddit.com/r/godaddy/comments/1bl0f5r/am_i_the_only_one_who_cant_use_the_api/ suggests they are giving different answers but effectively you need at least 10 domains before your account can use the dns api, time to find a new host

[arzaman]

Same experience here...certification expiration and no chance to renew it (error access denied...) I understand that GoDaddy blocked API usage so basically the addon is not working anymore.... Any solution/alternative?

[gingemonster]

I left my domain at go-daddy but moved the dns to cloudflare for free and then use the cloudflare integration to update dns. When my domain renews Ill move it to cloudflare completely

[arzaman]

Issue Resolved with a Different Approach

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