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Could you copy the Project URL directly from the dashboard, then share the DNS result for that exact hostname from your Mac—an address, NXDOMAIN, SERVFAIL, or a timeout—along with the UTC test time? The Safari message alone does not identify that layer. You have already tested a second network, so attaching the exact hostname and timestamped DNS result to SU-502247 would give support a more useful comparison than another browser retry. Please omit API keys, passwords, and connection strings. AI-assisted reply; I work on Lisar Connect. |
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Hi! Since you've already tested both Wi-Fi and cellular, I'd focus on DNS resolution before changing anything in your project. Could you try these commands on your Mac? dig krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.co
dig @1.1.1.1 krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.coIf both return NXDOMAIN, that would point more toward a hostname or DNS provisioning issue than a Safari problem. If the hostname resolves correctly, the next step would be testing the HTTPS endpoint separately. I'd include the DNS results and the exact UTC time in your existing support ticket. No need to recreate the project yet. |
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Hey, since you're getting the same issue on both your Mac and iPhone using different networks, this sounds more like a DNS problem than something wrong with your app. Also, the database showing as healthy in the dashboard doesn't necessarily mean the API hostname is working. They're separate things. I'd start by checking whether the domain actually resolves through public DNS: dig @1.1.1.1 krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.co A
dig @8.8.8.8 krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.co AMight also be worth checking the If both return NXDOMAIN, double-check that the project URL matches the one in your Supabase dashboard and that the project hasn't been paused. If everything looks correct there, it could be a DNS provisioning issue on Supabase's side. If the domain does resolve, try: curl -v https://krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.co/auth/v1/healthThat should give you a better idea of whether it's a DNS, TLS, or API connectivity issue. I wouldn't bother changing your database connection settings or trying the IPv4 pooler workaround for now. Those are more relevant to direct PostgreSQL connections, not the public API hostname. Since you've already opened a support ticket (SU-502247), I'd send them the DNS lookup results as well. That should give them something concrete to investigate. And I wouldn't recreate the project yet either. If the DNS records really are missing, that's something Supabase needs to look into. Hope this helps! Let us know what the |
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Hi everyone. I'm setting up a Trip Planner app with Supabase and have run into a connection problem.
Project reference: krxeroksfwyrizrgygg
Region: Canada Central
Project URL: https://krxeroksfwyrizrgygg.supabase.co
The project dashboard shows the primary database running, and the Data API is enabled. However, Safari says the server cannot be found when I open the project URL or /auth/v1/health.
I've tested on my Mac and on my iPhone using cellular data with Wi-Fi turned off. The main Supabase website opens normally.
I've also submitted support ticket SU-502247.
Could someone help me determine whether this is a project DNS/hostname issue or another configuration problem? I'd prefer to fix the existing project rather than recreate it.
Thanks!
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