I set in .env also
_APP_DOMAIN=appwrite.xxxx.de _APP_DOMAIN_FUNCTIONS=appwrite.xxxx.de _APP_DOMAIN_TARGET=appwrite.xxxx.de
I can access the UI also via appwrite.xxxx.de
Do you have anything in front of Appwrite like a reverse proxy or cloudflare? Is Appwrite accessible on port 80?
Im using nginx proxy Manager
Im accessing appwrite via 443 localy
Any idea?
if NPM is already handling to certificate, you really don't need appwrite to so i think you can ignore the domain verification error
I wanted to test the example Currency Conversion API from https://appwrite.io/docs/functions-examples
if i go to the endpoint https://currencyapi.appwrite.xxxx.de/eur?amount=5 it responding 404 error
if i open the endpoint https://currencyapi.appwrite.xxxx.de its responding:
domains are now verified
any idea, how to get the data from the endpoint https://currencyapi.appwrite.xxxx.de/eur?amount=5 ?
did you set up wildcard hostname in NPM?
no where i have to do that?
where you configure domains for your vhost. you can add a wildcard one
no i meant in NPM
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