On my Samsung Galaxy A10 it couldn’t find it, but no issue adding it on iOS before that so it’s unlikely to be some weird DNS issue (I run my own DNS servers on my home network so guaranteed it was cached when Android tried to look it up)
Every time I or any user tries to add my website to the Discourse Hub mobile app, we get the error saying was not found. I have no Idea on how to fix that. I’ve seen many posts related to the same issue here, tried to implement their fixes but unfortunately none of them worked for me yet. Looking forward to get a more specific help for my case.
Thanks for the report, coincidentally the site was down at the time you tried. It was the SSL certificate that was renewing. That’s fixed and the site is up an running again, unfortunately, the issue on not finding the site on discourse hub isn’t fixed.
This looks to be a configuration error. The app does a HEAD request to https://www.snuffhouse.com/user-api-key/new first, and when I simulate the same, I get back an error:
We don’t host snuffhouse.com, so I’m not sure what in their stack is blocking these HEAD requests.
This one we do host and it was blocked from the hub because of a configuration issue. The site had some entries in the allowed crawler user agents site setting. That setting is quite heavy-handed, it comes with a big warning: User agents of web crawlers that should be allowed to access the site. WARNING! SETTING THIS WILL DISALLOW ALL CRAWLERS NOT LISTED HERE!
I added the Android user agent there, and that fixes the issue on my test Android device.