Hi,
I'm about to go out of town for Thanksgiving and was checking to make sure that Channels DVR still works outside of my house (I rarely ever use it outside). Unfortunately, it won't work. The only thing I have done since the last time it worked externally was update to a version that allowed the import of my recordings. It could be coincidence, but that is around the same time.
Here is a snippet from the logs complaining about the expired certificate. I have blocked some of the items below in case they should be private. Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks,
Ed
2019/11/26 14:08:41 [SYS] Starting Channels DVR v2019.11.26.0711 (darwin-x86_64 pid:7791) in /Users/epayne/Library/Application Support/ChannelsDVR/data
2019/11/26 14:08:42 [HDR] Found 1 devices
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [TLS] Requesting certificate for XXXXXX.channelsdvr.net
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [SYS] Started HTTP Server
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [DVR] Recording engine started in /Volumes/More Plex Media/Channels DVR
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [SYS] Removing old update 2019.08.15.2304
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [DVR] Waiting 5h21m6.566221s until next job 1574814590-1 Jeopardy!
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [SYS] Created database snapshot: backup-20191126.140843
2019/11/26 14:08:43 [SYS] Removing old backup backup-20191101.062121
2019/11/26 14:08:44 [SYS] Bonjour service registered with HackMini.attlocal.net
2019/11/26 14:08:53 [IDX] Pruned 46 expired airings from USA-OTA30044 in 12.880189ms.
2019/11/26 14:08:53 [IDX] Pruned 84 expired airings from X-TVE in 71.365917ms.
2019/11/26 14:10:18 [ERR] Generating SSL cert failed: acme: Error -> One or more domains had a problem:
[XXXXXX.channelsdvr.net] time limit exceeded: last error: could not determine authoritative nameservers
2019/11/26 14:11:00 http: TLS handshake error from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:9008: EOF
2019/11/26 14:11:05 http: TLS handshake error from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:47590: remote error: tls: expired certificate