The generated subdomain isn't getting a valid ssl cert, I was wondering if appwrite automatically generates one or uses a wildcard for *.functions.domain.com?
I tried adding a subdomain for comment-manage.jakehooper.pro this domain jakehooper.pro is where I also host appwrite with the console and api accessible at appwrite.jakehooper.pro. Is that going to cause any issue with the certs?
selfhosted, no nginx in front of appwrite
https://appwrite.io/docs/advanced/self-hosting/configuration/tls-certificates#manual-generation I ran this to try to kick off a ssl job, not sure how long it takes
Do we have to add a cname record for every function?
it seems to be working now but I have to add each function domain to my dns with a cname record
i was just wondering if that is the only way, it won't verify a wildcard domain in the DNS
some of the cname records i have on my appwrite instance
so "message-send.functions.jakehooper.pro" wasn't validating in appwrite. I fiddled with it to get it to work, but probably not ideal with all the dns hops
No, please read the linked section
Did you set your function domain environment variable?
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