Domain is missing from list of known domains:

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I’m trying to register my domain on boundary nodes, I’m in step 3 of the process. when I run the command below,

curl -sLv -X POST \
    -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    https://icp0.io/registrations \
    --data @- <<EOF
{
    "name": "joinedafrica.com"
}
EOF

I get this error “domain is missing from canister fo2ol-uqaaa-aaaap-abdna-cai list of known domains” Meanwhile I’ve added “joinedafrica.com” in the list of known domains.

I’ve also attached my GitHub repo: https://github.com/aginamena/Joinedafrica.com

Here’s my DNS record from Cloudflare

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Hi, as I mentioned to you on Discord, there is an issue with your https://fo2ol-uqaaa-aaaap-abdna-cai.icp0.io/.well-known/ic-domains that is not returning the expected content. Once this is resolved, you’ll be able to proceed further.

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Im going through this too, whats the issue with the ic-domains file? What are the solutions too?

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Copying here the answer I gave on Discord since this post gets resurfaced:

It depends on the type of builder (Vite, Webpack, etc.) you are using in your dapp. You might find this answer about the localcation of ic-assets.json there maybe?
https://forum.dfinity.org/t/custom-domain-where-should-the-well-known-directory-be/20293/2?u=peterparker
…
Yes because this is incorrect, once again, the outcome should be dist/.well-known and nothing else.

In vite commonly static files are located in a public folder, if you’ve got such a folder try to place public/.well-known there as source folder.

public is sometimes also called static

Likewise for the .ic-assets.json , it should fine place in public/.ic-assets.json

Anyway try until you get those files bundled to your dist/ folder.

Hope that helps.

Otherwise, I found this in the documentation (see step 2.): https://internetcomputer.org/docs/current/developer-docs/web-apps/custom-domains/using-custom-domains#step-2-create-a-file-named-ic-domains-in-your-canister-under-the-well-known-directory-containing-the-custom-domain

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If it still doesn’t work with the information above, maybe you could share your repo (if it’s public) and your canister ID?

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Side note for future readers: just use Juno :wink:.

You won’t encounter this issue there—it handles all the configuration automatically for you!

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Builder type is webpack, but what we have generated before was .ic-assets.json5 which i think it works in place of the .ic-asets.json .

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I’m not sure, as I don’t use dfx myself, but try the following:

  • You have two .ic-assets files in your repo: this one and this one. I’m not sure which one is correct, but try to find out which one contains the configuration for the well-known file.

  • I cloned your repo but couldn’t install the dependencies—npm ci fails. Therefore, I couldn’t build your repo to be sure, but I would bet that the .well-known folder should be moved under src/gamebloc_new_frontend/assets.

As mentioned in my earlier post, when you run npm run build, the .well-known folder should exist in your bundled output directory if you use the DFX assets canister —commonly dist, build, or public. As long as this folder is not copied there during the build process, it won’t work because DFX needs to deploy its files as it would do with any other assets.

Hope that helps. Merry Xmas :christmas_tree: :wink:

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You might have to use --legacy-peer-deps to npm install, it works now, thanks, had to move the .well-known folder into assets folder. thanks for the tips.

Merry Christmas :v: :v:

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Glad to hear it worked out :partying_face:

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