I’m trying to get a custom domain working, and I run into an issue when I try to register the domain with the curl POST request. I get this error message:
missing dns cname record from _acme-challenge.mydomain.com. to _acme-challenge.mydomain.com.icp2.io.
I have followed the example in the documentation, and I believe everything should be setup correctly. The only thing I have noticed is, that the error message adds a “.” at the end of _acme-challenge.mydomain.com. which my DNS won’t allow me to do.
I use Namecheap for my domain/DNS if that makes a difference.
I figured out what the issue was. My DNS service was automatically adding the domain name to the CNAME records, so when I used _acme-challenge.$CUSTOM_DOMAIN then it was actually stored as _acme-challenge.$CUSTOM_DOMAIN.$CUSTOM_DOMAIN.
Using the dig command really helped me debug, so thanks for the advise!
Unfortunately, I can’t help you with that. It looks like there is something wrong in your DNS configuration or your registrar has some bug. This is something to take up with them.
Thanks for your quick response. I was able to sort the error. It seems I had inserted the TXT record before the CNAME record, which was bringing the error.
Same issue here with namecheap.com, I’ve tried everything but dig CNAME _acme-challenge.MY_CUSTOM_DOMAIN_HERE_DOT_COM +short always gives an empty answer
Is there some delay between you update the records and they are visible via dig?
if I remove +short I see the correct value in the output
um, I think it was the caching. because after waiting for a while and invoking registration again, it just passes without the errors.
namecheap takes a while to propogate CNAME records
Hey @ilbert, sorry for the issues you are experiencing. I think it is related to the overloaded subnets. The canister backing custom domains resides in the opn46 subnet.
I will try to set a compute allocation and hopefully that makes things better.
@rbirkner someone just reported the same issue trying to register a custom domain through Juno. Is the issue suppose to be fully resolved or it depends of the subnet load?