When I start rhasspy on my home assistant and enter the web interface, I changed the default url and typed a wrong one, and I can’t access the web interface anymore.
I would need to know in which file I should change it back and put 192.168.1.100
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling but apparently the file stays on my host and does not disappear when uninstalling, and therefore loads it again with the new installation.
I mean that from the home assistant app I click OPEN THE WEB INTERFACE and it automatically tries to access with the name of my instance followed by :12101 and it gives an error because I have not configured the SSL certificates.
I think that at some point I modified something and try to access by that means.
And I couldn’t access it either through the IP 192.168.1.100:12101, but since a few days ago I can access it this way.
I am not using SSL (it is one of the learning curves I have avoided so far), and I don’t think it is required for Rhasspy. There is a section in the HA Rhasspy Assistant’s Configuration tab for “SSL”, and again at the bottom of the Rhasspy web interface page for “Certificates”, but this is optional.
I do recall that the HA Mosquitto add-on defaults to SSL. It doesn’t help that the add-on initially reports that there is no user configuration, but if you go back later (possibly after a restart) to the MQTT add-on, Configuration tab, you can turn off “.Require Certificate”.
Have you checked for error messages in the “Log” tab of the HA Rhasspy Assistant page ? There are a mountain of DEBUG messages which can make finding any errors tedious.
If I click on OPEN WEB INTERFACE it keeps giving me an error because it keeps going to the web address (I don’t know where I changed it), but what I do is put 192.168.1.100:12101 and enter the interface.
As Donburch says, I had the SSL certificates marked and I don’t have them, and that’s why I couldn’t enter with my IP.