Proxmox integration issue, Dev branch
So been trying to diagnose an issue with proxmox, since I am not much of a web dev, I have been stumbling my way through the issue.
Error From logs: 'proxmox': Error accessing service API: 'https://10.0.0.2:8006/api2/json/cluster/resources'. Please check the configuration.
The issue: No data displayed in the widget (Only an empty widget, system health monitoring)
What information I can provide: The Ping shows that homarr is able to reach proxmox. I added the URL with https and the port 8006, added the API key from proxmox. Not exactly sure what the issue is, could it be a firewall issue that UFW isn't allowing port 8006 to be accessed?
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Also using traefik as a reverse proxy, if that maybe affecting interaction
Also when I recreated the container, for a few seconds after entering the dashboard, I can see the widget working (I removed proxmox integration and added Open media vault integration to test) then it went back to blank again, no error in the logs. I am seeing a CSP error being blocked, I'll do some more digging later
could you try out this branch and see what error you get? https://github.com/dslatt/homarr/tree/proxmox-add-error-to-log
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GitHub - dslatt/homarr at proxmox-add-error-to-log
Customizable browser's home page to interact with your homeserver's Docker containers (e.g. Sonarr/Radarr) - GitHub - dslatt/homarr at proxmox-add-error-to-log
I just added the actual error to the log entry which probably should have been there in the first place
I'll check it out later today then