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Exact same experience here. Being forced to use the DO way of adding a domain is soooo bad! Anyone found a solution?
Hey friend,
In this case it sounds like you haven’t added any content yet, might it make sense to go ahead and recreate the droplet? If you visit the Destroy tab after clicking on the droplet at cloud.digitalocean.com you will find a section there which allows you to simply reload the OS fresh, which retains the IP address.
This isn’t to say that troubleshooting isn’t possible, but it’s just a matter of effort vs reward, the amount of effort to troubleshoot is far greater than that required to reload the OS. If it happens again, then we’ve ruled out it being a one-time thing and need to dig further into what is happening during that initial setup.
Jarland