API key

[Nasirius]

hello! does anyone have an idea why it is not accepting the API key?

[aaronwmorris]

Either the API key is incorrect, or the time is not correct on one of the hosts.

I would generate a new API key on the remote system and try to enter it again on the local system.

[Nasirius]

I changed the time zone, but it still doesn't match, what else can I do?
Lan

Remote:

[Nasirius]

when I click on update time it doesn't do anything it just puts a "d" in red

[aaronwmorris]

The timezone does not really matter. I would suggest turning NTP back on for both systems. If the systems times are set correctly, the only thing left is the API key being wrong.

[Nasirius]

Az időzóna nem igazán számít. Azt javaslom, hogy mindkét rendszeren kapcsolja vissza az NTP-t. Ha a rendszeridők helyesen vannak beállítva, akkor csak az API-kulcs rossz marad.

Where can I turn it on?

[aaronwmorris]

On the command line, you can run the following:

sudo timedatectl set-ntp true

[Nasirius]

It looks like time and the new API key solved the problem, thanks for the help! Now a new problem has arisen :) how can I share it with others without them seeing my IP address.

[aaronwmorris]

Normally, people purchase their own domain they can assign a name to the the IP address. You may also be able to use a dynamic DNS service to get a name assigned.