@eeze2 wrote:
I’ve been looking for documentation for how to set up SSL encryption using certs for Node-Red. I have HA installed in a docker environment but the. commands for openSSL aren’t working
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@eeze2 wrote:
I’ve been looking for documentation for how to set up SSL encryption using certs for Node-Red. I have HA installed in a docker environment but the. commands for openSSL aren’t working
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@Steve_Huang wrote:
Background: Just started using home assistant, very limited programming skill
I want to get some info from this simple webpage created by my fish tank KH monitor, and I tried to use the scrape sensor. I read the info on scrape and things just went over my head. The webpage is intranet so I can’t give a web address, but this is screen capture from chrome’s developer screen. The value I tried to capture is kH and pH. Can anyone help?
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@ryguyrocks wrote:
I just moved into a new home that has an existing Power632 system, with some door,window and motion sensors attached. Is there anything I can get so I can leverage those sensors in HA? I was thinking of possibly getting some zwave sensors and trying to tie the existing wires to it.
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@Kay wrote:
I have been using HA for about a month, utilizing youtube videos and other forum post to help me along the way. Im running 0.103.5 on a rpi b3+. I have hit a slight wall as to get a webhook to trigger either a single device or run a script.
I have created a webhook in IFTTT to trigger a script, I can see that the applet ran but nothing happens in HA.
Could somebody please help me as im stuck.
webhook setup
https://xxx.duckdns.org/api/webhook/really.long.key
application/json
{“entity_id”: “script.1645830544211”}HA setup
automations.ymal
- id: ifttt_automation alias: IFTTT Automation trigger: platform: event event_type: ifttt_webhook_received event_data: action: call_service action: service_template: '{{ trigger.event.data.service }}' data_template: entity_id: '{{ trigger.event.data.entity_id }}' state: '{{ trigger.event.data.state }}'
let me know if more info is needed
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@Senfbrot wrote:
Hello guys,
basically, I am missing an idea to implement the following:Setup: I have installed Hassio on a Raspberry, implemented Philips Hue lights via Deconz and connected Hassio to Google Home/Assistant (manual method, not Nabu Casa). Now I can flawlessly turn on my lights with voice commands or change colors, brightness, etc…
Now what I want to implement: I would like the light to be turned on with different colors depending on daytime. For simplification, say orange at night and white at day. And here is my problem: I want this to be the default action. That means, if I say “Hey Google, light on” the light should go on with the appropiate color.
A possible solution would be to track the state of the light, and if it turns on, change the color appropiately. But this results in a flickering of the light, as for a brief moment the light flashes to the last light setting before changing to the right one.
I also tried to artificically change the last light setting without turning the light on or with zero brightness, but this either does not work or cause the light to flash.
I have found the lights_profiles.csv method, where you can choose a profile for a specific light to be the default one. That works with the google commands. But I have no idea if - and if yes, how - I can automatically change the default value in the .csv. Simply loading a profile while the light is turned off does unfortunately not work, because you can only change the profile while turning a light on.
TL;DR: I want my light do turn on with different colors at specific times using “Hey Google, light on” instead of “Hey Google, turn light on orange”.
Thanks in advance for your help, any ideas would be highly appreciated.
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@proton999 wrote:
When I open the intergration dashboard in Hassio (103.5) then is shows all the intergrations.
But if I select for example the MQTT intergration for details I just get a white screen with search option.
Did I mis something ? Should I put something in the config so the details will get visable ?
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@notspam wrote:
I’m trying to display a graph of an MQTT sensor but the GRAPH entity keeps rounding down numbers like “0.41” to “0”
How do I force the graph to display numbers to two decimals?
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@ztrglider wrote:
I’m on HASSIO 0.103 and have been enjoying the recent changes with the device configuration page, almond, etc. There are some handy freatures available to only ‘devices’ and it’s just cleaner. My hue and Google cast hardwares are all recognized as devices in device configuration, but my tuya devices are not. The tuya devices are only in the entities configuration page.
I suspect this is because my tuya link is in the config.yaml (because tuya isn’t recognized frontend integration). Can anyone confirm this? Is there a way to add my tuya entities into the devices page? Would they be recognized devices if I used tasmota instead?
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@criskolkman wrote:
Hello all,
I have added my cheap Chinese IP camera in the MotionEye addon for HA (rtsp URL).
I’ve been looking a lot for a script that fits my needs but haven’t found one so I thought I should ask you!What I want to achieve is that when my mobile devices leave the house, is that the MotionEye motion detection is being turned on.
Also when certain lamps are being turned off after a certain time that the motion detection is being turned on.Can this be done and if so, how would I do that?
Thanks in advance!
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@pedroct wrote:
I have a Xiaomi Gateway and would like to use this equipment with HA. I already have the integration completed with HA, which resulted in a Switch (switch.xiaomi.gateway). Now I don’t know how to use the Alarm Control Panel integrated with Xiaomi Gateway to be the only alarm equipment. Has anyone done any projects like this?
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@frankiethehun wrote:
Folks, I am a noob to Hassio, running HassOS/Hassio (1.103.5) on a RPi2 (will upgrade soon, just a testbed).
As a replacement for my standard wall thermostat I am employing the climate.generic_thermostat platform, the target_sensor is defined as the min (platform: min_max) of three RTL_433 sensors received via the RTL4332MQTT-bridge add-on. Everything working fine so far the heater runs until the coldest room reaches the target temp. Simple.
What I would like to add is a way to use a different target_sensor early mornings and evenings (ie the min of only two of the three sensors). This to reflect that I usually leave a window open in the bedroom overnight.
Seems to me that a template sensor could be used, with a timer function in the value_template part? Or is there another way, eg putting the timer into the min_max platform?
I’d appreciate any guidance/ hints from you. Thanx in advance!
frankie
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@dmo147 wrote:
Can anyone give me suggestion on how to name different lights and switches in the same room so that we use ask Google Assistant to turn on a particular one, it turns on all of them in the same room? Example, I have a “Kitchen light” and “Kitchen counter light”. Whenever I say “hey Google, turn on Kitchen light”, it turns on both.
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@guice wrote:
I don’t suppose there’s a way I can add labels to the HA docker containers?
Docker gives you the ability to assign labels via
--label
flag in order allow me to exclude these in some of my container management tools.To be specific: in order to include/exclude containers within Watchtower, I need to add a
com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.[enable|disable]
label to my containers.
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@simonszu wrote:
Currently the Philips TV integration uses the jointspace API which is only avaliable for a selection of Philips TVs running Android.
There is a second product branch running a more streamlined OS called SAPHI OS. These devices do not have Jointspace. However, if you search for pylips on github, you’ll find a python library which uses a reverse engineered API for both product branches. This could help enable a more wider target range for connecting philips tvs to HA. I’d love to have this to check the TVs status and dim my Hue lights accordingly.
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@davidrebe wrote:
Hello, I am new in hassio and I have a doubt with the roborock s50. I have the European version of roborock but I remove the regional block to use it in china. The problem is that in Hassio I have it linked but sometimes it doesn’t connect me, it throws me an error - 10002 and tells me that roborock is inaccessible. When I enter my home and click on the roborock when it is loaded in my home, it is loaded in hassio. Any solution?
2019-12-28 12:45:31 WARNING (SyncWorker_2) [homeassistant.components.xiaomi_miio.vacuum] Got exception while fetching the state: {'code': -10002, 'message': 'access denied'}
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@paulstronaut wrote:
I see people mention MQTT a lot. It’s really unclear to me why I would want to use it.
Some generic questions to get started:
- What are the conditions under which you decide to use it?
- What benefits does it provide?
- From an uninformed viewpoint, it seems like a lot of extra mental overhead when developing automations. Is this fair or something you don’t really think about?
NOTE: The component page for MQTT really doesn’t explain anything either. Maybe someone could help expand it?
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@ibennani wrote:
Hello.
Is it possible to let one user have multiple login sessions?I.e. User 1 can login from both a phone and a computer at the same time, or on a local machine and using remote access to the frontend?
Here’s my config:
homeassistant: auth_providers: - type: homeassistant - type: trusted_networks trusted_networks: - 127.0.0.1 - 192.168.0.0/24 trusted_users: 192.168.0.0/24: - group: system-users 127.0.0.1: - group: system-users
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@mlefevre wrote:
I have been using MQTT switches for while now with Tasmota running on Sonoff Basic modules. Lately, I’ve noticed that switch changes made in Home Assistant don’t seem to get acknowledged by the switch. At least, that’s what I assume this means:
This is my switch configuration:
- platform: mqtt name: "Switch 1" command_topic: "cmnd/sonoff10/power" state_topic: "stat/sonoff10/POWER" availability_topic: "tele/sonoff10/LWT" payload_available: "Online" payload_not_available: "Offline" qos: 1 optimistic: false payload_on: "ON" payload_off: "OFF" retain: true icon: mdi:current-dc
I can use mosquitto_sub to watch MQTT messages to and from the Sonoff and I see this when I turn the switch off:
cmnd/sonoff10/power OFF stat/sonoff10/RESULT {"POWER":"OFF"} stat/sonoff10/LOGGING 16:08:28 MQT: stat/sonoff10/RESULT = {"POWER":"OFF"} stat/sonoff10/POWER OFF stat/sonoff10/LOGGING 16:08:28 MQT: stat/sonoff10/POWER = OFF
How do I debug this? I set the logger default to debug but I could not learn anything from the logs. As far as HA is concerned, everything seems fine. That is, there are no errors. Is it possible that HA is not subscribing to the topics I refer to in my configuration? Can I look at those subscriptions while HA is running?
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@JamesDenby wrote:
Ok, I have spent hour upon hour trying to get Theme selection to work. I have searched Google, Home Assistant and the Home Assistant Community. From my readings there have been a few people that ran into the same problem; however, once they entered the following line(s) it worked:
frontend: themes: themes.yaml
I then discoverd that ‘frontend’ is included by default in my version. Newer versions work this way
default_config themes: themes.yaml
I even added the following to the bottom of my configuration.yaml (only one theme line at a time - not multiple entries)
devices: !include themes.yaml
But that didn’t work either.
After trying these ‘solutions’ in different areas of the configuraton.yaml nothing worked (I used the second example since I am running 0.103.5). I then tried creating each them in its own .yaml and put all those files in a directory called themes. I then added the following line:
themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes/
This too didn’t work at the bottom of my configuration.yaml, but when placed like this at the top:
default_config themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes/
I did not get an error but still had no themes to select.
I tried many different configurations, indentations, syntax and 90% of these attempts gave me an error when I checked my config. A few iterations checked out fine in my config check, but still no themes to select.
One thing I did notice, when I used the latest method, my system took a lot longer to restart. I thought perchance that it was reading in all the data. Even it if was I still did not gain access to chaning the themes.
I have tried every combination/permutation of the ‘themes’ item. I know I am probably one of the more stupid people given that I can not make this work, but if you could see your way clear to provide me an option that will:
- work
- not give an error
- allow me to select a different theme
I would be appreciative. Thank you
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@henaa wrote:
Hi
Just get my ESP32 cam
I flush it , its wotk great.
I add-it to motion eye . its works.The problem - icant add the camera to my HA dashboard
camera: - platform: mjpeg mjpeg_url: http://192.168.1.57 name: testcam
this from conifguration.yaml
somthing wrong with this ?
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