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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'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...
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 - 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.
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.
MrBadger
Badger out
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 settingsNice, 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?
You need to add a link under Dashboard settings.
New Link
Change Title to Dashboards
Type: Dashboards
With tags: tesla (note lower case)
Options: Show as dropdown should be ticked.
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.
Thank you!
In addition to your wonderful instructions, I also had to add a Variable to define the base_url. Now I know that those settings are there, I was able to copy the settings from another dashboard.
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."
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!)
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