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Likely the path that Tesla’s API is reporting. There is a long discussion on GitHub. Will need a PR to make the change reflected.This never went away for me, but my understanding was that was because my M3 is 2020, hence Intel Atom. I did read earlier that this was now occurring on Ryzen cars with the latest releases of car software
Thanks for the reply.I think this is your problem, that is the section for nameservers. (Which you aren't running.) Those records should be in the "Custom Records" section.
I think you are trying to put it in backwards. Put the IP in the data column, not the Host column. (And wouldn't they be A records?)Thanks for the reply.
I've removed those 2 entries from the Nameserver Registration and tried to add to the Custom Records, but it will only let me add one...
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Thanks - I'd assumed (wrongly it seems!) that I could only have 1 A record and the others needed to be CNAME's, and it wouldn't let me put a CNAME the "correct" way around, hence trying it backwards! I've now removed that reverse one and added teslamate.mydomain.com and grafana.mydomain.com as A records pointing to the same IP as the root A record.I think you are trying to put it in backwards. Put the IP in the data column, not the Host column. (And wouldn't they be A records?)
And does it work now?I've now removed that reverse one and added teslamate.mydomain.com and grafana.mydomain.com as A records pointing to the same IP as the root A record.
Beat me to it but this is correct.I think this is your problem, that is the section for nameservers. (Which you aren't running.) Those records should be in the "Custom Records" section.
No limit really on either. Personally I'd have one A record for the server and then CNAME records for teslamate and grafana that point to that server A record. However don't have to do it that way and can have two A records both pointing direct to the IP address.Thanks - I'd assumed (wrongly it seems!) that I could only have 1 A record and the others needed to be CNAME's, and it wouldn't let me put a CNAME the "correct" way around, hence trying it backwards! I've now removed that reverse one and added teslamate.mydomain.com and grafana.mydomain.com as A records pointing to the same IP as the root A record.
Out of interest I've just tested my root domain which was correctly pinging against my GCP IP, but now that's reverted to a Squarespace 198 IP as well. FFS!!!
This is what I have setup (from yesterday afternoon)......
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That's pinging correctly to the GCP - I assume that means that my Custom Records should just be called "teslamate" and "grafana" as opposed to the full domain name?Try pinging teslamate.mydomain.net.mydomain.net
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Nice, thank you! I'm a complete noob at this, so need to follow step by step instructions. The ones on your web page were easy to follow.I have created Teslamate dashboard for my personal use which focuses on speed and temperature related statistics. There are few options on the top of the dashboard to finetune the panels, selected date range also affects the panel data.
You need to add a link under Dashboard settings.Nice, thank you! I'm a complete noob at this, so need to follow step by step instructions. The ones on your web page were easy to follow.
One thing I can't work out is this… With the other Teslamate/Grafana dashboards, there are two buttons in the top right corner. One takes you to Teslamate's home screen. The other button is a drop down menu of all Teslamate dashboards. I can't find that in your dashboard. So, how to I go to another dashboard after viewing yours?
Yeah as you can see www is just www, it'll automatically prefix the domain on the end so when adding a record for teslamate.mydomain.net the record in your control panel would just be called teslamate. Otherwise it's exactly as MrBadger mentions here.Try pinging teslamate.mydomain.net.mydomain.net
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Thank you!You need to add a link under Dashboard settings.
Try putting a period at the end of the name, that tells it that it is the full address and not to append the root. so "teslamate.mydomain.net."That's pinging correctly to the GCP - I assume that means that my Custom Records should just be called "teslamate" and "grafana" as opposed to the full domain name?
Scratch that - just tried to modify the custom record to just teslamate and it gives me an error:
Invalid DNS Records
Invalid DNS records configuration. Please check your settings
I've tried this and I can't save it as it gives me the same DNS error.Try putting a period at the end of the name, that tells it that it is the full address and not to append the root. so "teslamate.mydomain.net."
You might have better luck on a square space forum.I've tried this and I can't save it as it gives me the same DNS error.
I really hate Squarespace! (and Google for selling out!)