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skalavala is away for 5m 9s with a message :point_right: busy setting up new firewall at home...
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do you want?
Nah, its not public ๐ (yet)
ok just let me know or any other mod
you get a public git i move you up to jedi..... you do help alot
@vast dove
:( my printer doesnt have SNMP
is there a more alive place to put a softwre question than in software???
Patience @tropic kindle ๐ There doesn't seem to be a huge number of AppDaemon users, but the nature of chat is that you'll be online when nobody who can help you is ๐คท
hate this new +1 emoji, barely see it in dark theme
I agree. It's weird too that :+1: gives ๐ ...
I'll give it a white background box
Is it a desktop thing, its quite visible on mobile
May also be a screen settings thing, on the dark theme for me it stands out enough - certainly more than the number next to it ๐คท
what does discord iOS look like
On my screen the visibility is highly dependent on the viewing angle.
isnt it bad for your eyes to be veiwing from outside the veiwing angel of the TN display
Some screens are better than others - the viewing angle of my last laptop's screen was fantastic, this one is just so-so
HP have been using terrible ones on their pavilions
although if the screen is bright its a bit better
how many would like me to put out an guide over how i made my rgb lights at home using an esp8266, milight controller and an 2,4 gHz transmitter for the esp?
Go for it!
Anybody watching Google's hardware event?
No, catching up on the live stream now
https://syllabus.vox-cdn.com/uploads/photo/image/28174/DSCF0693_2500_resized.JPG looks really rather interesting
does anyone have an option for an inwall remote that looks like a wall switch and fits normal plates? I have been using the Lutron Connected Bulb Remote for years but not that it is discontinued it looks like people are paying $70-100 for the thing and I will not be doing that.
what do you guys thing abaout the google event so far?
anoying that chat is turned off ๐
The home hub looks like they're trying to be the hub of hubs
Not nearly as powerful as HASS yet, but it looks like they might be going for a similar space
hm i hope something is coming for home assistant because its anying how you always have to listen to the super long answere "turning off light xy..."
and the hey google or ok google aktivation word ist anoying aswell
I missed the first part of the hub presentation but I doubt there will be any big software changes, this is a hardware event
they did tweak the home app to be more of a control interface though so you can control things with a UI instead of voice
yeah ok but its still way behing copared to alexa..
for home automation especially..
i just bought 2 google home minis but im already thinking of switching..
I only use voice control for when the automation has failed to get it right, and for that (turning things on/off) GHome works just fine
yes you are right it works "fine" but its anoying me how it always talks back to you what its doing especially when one light is disconnected from power.. just give me an "ok" as confirmation, just a sound or even nothing because i can see im the light tunrs on or off..
Yeah, I'd like the option of a "ding" response only
amazon alexa has so many more options..
even a short mode..
@clever mortar yes! and a custom hotword but theyll never do that because they like you to say google all the time
I'm fine with the stock hotword, doesn't bother me at all
dont you think alexa or another single name is easier to say then "hey google"?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxuHbgz1UtI
This is the home hub with UI for controling smart devices from multiple vendors.
Google Home Hub brings you help at a glance for any moment at home. With the Google Assistant built-in, see your life in one view, and get things done hands-...
The same UI you see on the hub device will be available in the Home app on smart phones
Never had an Alexa, but as I said, I'm fine with Hey Google as I'm not likely to say that in error
The rooms view is what interests me @errant jay (0:21)
@clever mortar something to watch for. I'm not going to buy the device but I'll certainly be looking out for the app update.
I might, I've a couple of old (but still functional) Squeezebox units this may make sense to replace with
We'll see what the reviews are like
Yeah, I'll have to see how the functionality grows.
@clever mortar do you have your google home integrated into HA?
I do, used to use google_assistant (and still have it configured) but I use cloud: now
A big thing I'm wondering about is if they are going in start adding functionality for sensors now that they have a UI. As of yet a sensor that is not part of another device has no support in Google Home
is there any advantage of the cloud over the component despite beeing way easier to set setup?
Nope - functionally identical
cloud is not for free..
@midnight adder that's the only advantage
No, but it helps pay for the forums, and for HA's development @midnight adder
Well, security is an advantage.
without cloud you're opening ports you wouldn't otherwise.
I'm not going to remove the port forwarding any time soon - not until GPS Logger can work through cloud
@clever mortar dont want to be ungrateful but im a student right now and id like to keep it as cheap as possible.. when i earn more money ill pay for those things for sure ๐
Hey, we all make our own choices
@midnight adder that's why they offer both!
I get it, totally, I'm just saying what cloud brings ๐
Nope, and not everybody wants their data going through somebody else's network
Bingo
so do i get it right that the component is less secure?
Holy pete, the Pixel 3 starts at $800 ๐
However, if you're using SSL certs, and strong passwords, that's good. If you want to make life hard for the skiddies, don't use port 443 or 8123
I may still buy one
My Nexus 5X is starting to really show it's age
@clever mortar wouldnt that and the fact that its easier to setup already be a selling point for alexa? ๐
Get a Pixel 2, not really sure I see the value of the upgrade on that one
cept for the software updates
@midnight adder By all accounts alexa is every bit as fiddly, and with 0.80 GHome will be easier
oooo, what's changing about 0.80 and the non cloud home setup?
@clever mortar is still need to setup ssl but if im not using the access from outside of my networt funktion i dont have to right?..
If you want to use Alexa or Google Assistant, you need cloud or port forwarding
@errant jay Moving to OAuth, so simpler setup
ok didnt know that im still a newbie as see sorry ๐
@clever mortar that's cool, have they aligned the config setup of the two? Last time I switched the config was vastly different for the same functionality.
could you maybe tell me some use cases for the GH integration? still thinking about if ts worth setting this all up?
The config will remain somewhat different, but I believe it's closer
Voice control @midnight adder, and voice notifications
Same as Alexa really (well, now you can do notifications to it)
I can say Hey Google, turn on the lights and the lights in this room turn on
provided that is the home that hears you best. ๐ I have one in every room and sometimes that's a crapshoot
It's very rare for me, but that may also be the layout helping
There's no line of sight between them
@clever mortar what am i able to controll with it? all the instances and switches in HA? like set an alarm in HA and have my Yeelight automatically start getting brighter in the morning according to the alarm? because that funktion is only available in the yeelight app the GH cant do that..
Allow me to point you at the fine manual - https://www.home-assistant.io/components/google_assistant/#available-domains
You can have an automation do what you described, that's exactly what I do
I detect my (smart radio) alarm going off, and then slowly brighten the light over 30 seconds
@errant jay do you mean that a few homes start listening and responding to you at once? i have that problem when i stand in the livingroom an i tell it to tunr off the lights and if my bedroom door is not closed both of them respond and take action.. ๐
No, they don't do that. But sometimes the sound bounces just right and the one in the bathroom hears me instead of the dining room.
or hears me best, they both hear me, but Google makes a judgement call about which was the intended recepient and sometimes it's wrong
i wonder if it will allow 3rd party devs to intergrate with the hub
A home assistant display on it would be intresting
I've had that once where it was clearly my fault for hiding the mini behind a stack of books, and once where it was just freak luck
@clever mortar thats awesome thanks! do you mind me asking you in case i need some help during the setup? ๐
That's what #330944238910963714 is for - there's lots of folks who can help
@clever mortar Lots of hardwood in my place, and it's a pretty open apartment only 1500 square feet. But i had the issue in my last place as well. i think it has to do with the tile in bathrooms
@errant jay hm any idea why it happens to me often? dont the communicate with eachother to decide which one im talking to?..
Both the echos and google homes have a closeness negotation @errant jay @clever mortar
Yeah, the time it happened to me, the room door was open, and the next room's door was angled just right. I was technically closer (as the sound travelled) to the other room's device at that point by the time you took into account obstructions
@pure vine Yeah, but sometimes it picks the wrong one. In which case the "turn off the lights" command will turn off the wrong lights
Those two cases have been it though, and I talk to GHome multiple times a day for various things
The room commands barely come into play for me, usually I'm using them to turn off the lights in another room I'm not going back to.
hm maybe its because i live in germany and the software here isnt up to date yet? ๐
I have some issues in my small apartment where both of my GH devices pick up the command and sometimes the wrong one responds
talking towards the device helps
@orchid rose i have almost the same problem but in case both GH listen to me both aswere and take action ๐ฎ
never happens to me (running in English). Are you talking about room specific commands like "turn on the lights" etc?
@orchid rose yes
I almost never use those so I dunno if I'd have the same issue
@orchid rose its in german though
yeah but I can see why both would respond individually if you use the order to turn on the lights in the same room with the device. Probably something Google didn't really think of
@orchid rose hm yeah.. id like to give google a hint but i feel like those messages and the feetback i give them is going nowhere ๐
yeah I wouldn't count on it to change anything but it can't hurt
also please don't tag me with every message, it's creepy ๐ @midnight adder
you're not the first one doing it, don't worry ๐
A few folks have had to be discouraged from doing it, not sure which chat system encourages it ๐คท
Odd, I use it, never felt the need to tag folks, but ๐คท
you dont tag the people you quote what they were saying and its kinda similar
I guess it's for group chats on whatsapp. I don't have enough friends for that to become an issue ๐ค
I just kinda assume people are reading ๐
Are there an official HA app for google/android now?
if youre texting girls you have to make damn sure you respond to what they are saying ๐
that's a rookie mistake mate
and then you use quotes
The latest podcast suggests not, but a post in dev channel suggests maybe @light trout
haha if you are interested in the girl yes you are right
Always found talking helped, but hey, old school ๐
@clever mortar good, then it's not just me that are confused :)
@clever mortar I just saw the post in #devs
Thanks @clever mortar
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@light trout Not @light trout a @light trout problem @light trout happy @light trout to @light trout help @light trout
going to hide now
no more tags please #nomoretags
old school is better though! way less problems! but its kind of an addiction :/
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Less problems? Riiiiiight ๐
wrong? ๐
Go back to dial-up and try to load any site ๐
Also, via an app you're unlikely to be slapped, have a drink poured on you, or discover yourself paying the bill when your date storms off
that all happened to you? ๐ hate if you stay on the app but you want to meet one day instead of texting all the time right? ๐
- hate
Loud music sometimes makes it hard for people to hear things correctly, and sometimes too much dutch courage results in you running your mouth off, and sometimes you realise it just ain't gonna work
At least I wasn't my friend who found themselves having to make their own way home from an unfamiliar city, in the days long before mobile phones
ok i think im lost ๐ sounds like a bad night ๐
Not one, but different ones
If that all happened in a single night, that'd have been a really interesting night ๐
Any thoughts on the new google home view? Sounds like it will be able to show the devices that are linked to the google home....
select
@clever mortar IRC is what made me do it, tagging is useful when there are multiple convos going on
Yeah, there it makes sense where there's a bazillion conversations going on
mattermost for example
it allows to answear on entries and can display them as a thread on the right bar
it is really easy to keep multiple conversations going and not get confused
maybe someone can get a channel going?
I was gonna say that looks like Slack, and it's a Slack clone ๐
IMO setting up a competing chat service would a really bad idea
it is a open source slack clone which can be self hosted
^^
you're not that wrong
you're right but the many conversations sure can get confusing
competeting chat services are bad, you're right.
imho this is batter suited for the many parallel conversations.
This is why I am suggesting it
afaik it can do everything discord can do
Is anyone able to figure out whether NUC7CJYH support dual channel RAM? It has two slots, at least!
~lmgtfy NUC7CJYH
Here, try this => http://lmgtfy.com/?q=NUC7CJYH
First hit
@clever mortar I've looked at the spec sheet already and see nothing regarding dual channel memory
Oh.. "Max # of Memory Channels"
I was looking for the mention of the word "Dual"
Well, thanks for pointing out it's there ๐
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@tired veldt, you joined Other.
hey what would be a good IDE for yaml . is eclipse any good?
vim and notepad++ ๐
At one point I'm sure the docs had the common suggestions, but I can't see it. From memory Microsoft Studio Code, and Notepad++, and something else
I'm personally a vi fan
Atom, that's the other one
@heavy lava Please do not cross post your questions
I use notepad++
As for Notepad++, it's been lagging an awful lot for me when editing network files
I tried disabling automatic update checks and only refresh files manually using a keyboard shortcut, but it still lags upon opening network files
So if I leave some open, close and reopen Notepad++ it will hang for like 3 seconds before opening properly
Currently testing Atom due to this issue, but haven't used it much yet
might be worth to fix the network first. I guess you're already using UNC Paths instead of mapped drives?
I am open the files on the smb share through the ip and it works flawless
Did you make the mistake of connecting your HA system with WiFi @worn island ?
@clever mortar Yes ๐ This due to the fact that the router currently occupies living room real estate, and my fiancee does not approve. ๐ฆ I do have another router set up as an extender in my office and actually tried connecting to it by ethernet (I know it won't make a huge difference), but could never get it to work properly so ended up using wifi "directly".
We're expecting fiber in december though, so hopefully I'll be able to move the main router to my office then.
Wired will potentially make a huge difference
It might not be the cause of your problems, but the chances are it's either the entire cause, or a major part of it
I've run wires in trunking around the house to ensure that everything that should be wired can be - out of sight, out of mind ๐
@clever mortar Yeah, I truly envy you ๐ Will definitely go that route when we own a house someday
We actually own the apartment, but we're planning on keeping it for just a few years so don't wanna spend too much on it
not possible with the regular UI afaik
Apartment living is so depressing. House-hunting is equally depressing.
And stressful
Absolutely. I have so many plans for the platform, but until we get into a house it's all just a pipe dream. I got my Pi over the weekend and flashed hassio onto the sd, but didn't even bother booting up/installing since for now it seems pretty pointless ๐
Lots of folks here live in rental property - just means you can't change the wiring or poke holes in walls
Smart dimmers for instance usually don't require changes to wiring
Smart sockets just plug in
The only intrusive things I've done to the house I own are run network cables in trunking, and wire up a LED strip in a diffuser
Yeah, but with two cats (one very interested in exploring all the ways to destroy things) in a 1-bedroom ~1000 sqft apartment it doesn't seem worth it to start now. Once we have a place I can at least set it up so that the brain is out of his reach
Now then is a time to start looking at your behaviours, patterns, etc. Work out what things you'd like to automate, etc
That's what I've been doing. Plus, I'm getting very discouraged in the townhouse/condo-hunting because we have very strict limits to what we can afford. the fiance is on perm disability and I'm the bread-bringer. So, our options are pretty limited. Until we get lucky in finding the perfect place (looking for 2-bedroom) in our price-range I feel like all my planning and exciting was all for just a dream ๐
Sorry for the venting
Semi been there. The previous house move was a pain finding something we could afford in an area we'd want to live in, where the commute was survivable
Same, I mean can't get a better commute than I do now (2-mile drive lol). But, to show you how much I've ACTUALLY been planning have a look at this.
With the current house move, I started with a paper map, and plotted out commute time in 10 minute increments (both by car, and public transport)
Plans
Oh & I've made extensive breakdown on monthly costs & distances to place as well (like you)
My plans started much simpler - solve a problem (garden lights). Then it's just been a case of "what annoys me now".
Yeah, we mapped out time to works, time to major transport hubs, family, costs of everything
Then somewhat ended up sorting it all in a rush and going "Well, this'll just have to do" ๐
haha XD
I'd expected to have had more time, but work moved the goal posts on me ๐คท
Another things that's rough on me is it's basically just me looking because she can't handle much else on top of what she's currently dealing with
Yeah, I get that. My own wife was massively stressed out about the move, and I made most of the major (and many of the minor) decisions
Fingers crossed you find something viable soon
Thanks, here's to hoping ๐ค
we looked aggressively for 10 months before we got a place.. out bid on 3... everything was going for 20 and 30k over list.. it was gross. then we just threw a hail mary for a place the absolute top-end of budget, making an offer for list price.. sure there was no way in hell we would get it.. and here i am ๐
lots of people buying cash and waving inspection and appraisals
hello everyone i was wondering if anyone on here has tried adding a Tuya dimmer into HA? I added it into the config however once the light is turned on, the icon goes away and when you turn off the light, the icon comes back. Anyone seen this?
tuya:
username: 'username
password: 'password'
country_code: '1'
this grabs the light ok just that in love lace or non love lace, the light icon goes away when ever you turn it on
#330944238910963714 @cosmic drift (hint, please try reading the channel topics)
@clever mortar i have been researching for hours now ๐ฆ
read somewhere that once the tuya light turns on that the icon is there but chrome sets the icon element to white color and maybe thats why i csnt see it
hoping for a work around - if i embed the light into a group of its own - the icon shows but it does not turn colors depending on the state
thanks will post in HA
does @junior forge have a youtube channel?
there are 3 flac files on my phone that allways seem to cause the phone to crash
One has that weird silence some files have, the other has a long name
interesting. https://www.newyorker.com/science/elements/after-years-of-abusive-e-mails-the-creator-of-linux-steps-aside
and then them adopting the same CoC as this project as he left has caused a lot of drama
@rain swift I do ๐
but he's coming back
sweet can you link it @junior forge ?
I don't see it on your profile
Some intresting news https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/10/10/microsoft_open_innovation_network/
Just out of curiosity does anyone have any main pi-hole blocklists that they recommend?
I found this article and have added a couple of lists from here.
Just some stats from a blocklist https://ncloud.zaclys.com/index.php/s/MPYSjLkb8cE8gPN/download https://ncloud.zaclys.com/index.php/s/2Tiwb43tGKQ3BSQ/download Very expermential youtube list https://ncloud.zaclys.com/index.php/s/TJkqZjCt99Xxjab/download https://twit...
why does HA ignore my preferred language under tts: ?
checked with google, my language is available
yet it still reads using english
anyone have HA talking to their denon receiver? curious if im missing out on functionality or if power, volume, and source are pretty much it
like im watching netflix via fireTV that is plugged into said receiver.. but all i get in HA is that the receiver is on... now when i tried playing bluetooth from my phone i got a bit more but not much
okay.. so I'm at a total loss for what is going on... my hassio install was being a bit laggy, so I sshd into the host and rebooted it... but now home assistant isn't coming back...
I'm assuming I should jump into #449717345808547842, and I'm doing that, but I thought I could post here too incase it was a common enough problem someone may know what is going on.
I'm going to go post in #449717345808547842 with the more specific details
i have a complex question, i currently have a openvpn server running at my home, i can reach it and all the other network stuff over the vpn. the problem is, i cannot reach my laptop over the vpn from my home, when the laptop is on another location. i dont know if its possible, but do you know if i can set the vpn server in such a way that the home network can also reach my laptop when i'm on school. (its almost a site to site vpn but without any routers that are communicating with each other)
why don't you dail your laptop in through vpn?
Short answer yes. Long answer - it depends on the settings of the VPN server
If you're using bridged connectivity then your laptop appears to be on your home network. If you're using routed then you need to ensure that the hosts on your network know how to reach the VPN subnet
I have found http://blueirissoftware.com/ works great. Integratable with HA but I don't think it is open-source.
Webcam and video security software. Record, playback and watch your surveillance cameras live at home or on the go with our mobile apps.
Yeah, I was looking at motioneye
@pure vine I'm not running on a pi, I'm running on a bookshelf pc running ubuntu server.
Oh, ok, thats strange
I assume the ubuntu server is booting
@vague ginkgo anything odd in the logs
yeah, ubuntu is booting just fine and I'm able to ssh into it. So far from troubleshooting and gathering logs it looks like the hassio supervisor can't load because it thinks the filesystem is read only.
I've posted here. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/hassio-doesnt-come-back-after-a-host-reboot-not-pi/72510
Hassio was running slow after getting some zwave devices added to the network so I SSHd into the host and rebooted it. After the system booted back up, hassio never came back. I checked on docker the only way I know how, sudo docker ps -a and it didnโt list any containers a...
Note, the home assistant docker isnt hass.io, it is just home assistant in a docker
How much space is left on the ubuntu servers disk
@vague ginkgo ^
I'm running hassio, not just home assistant in docker.
https://www.home-assistant.io/hassio/installation/ running the install script from the bottom of this page.
Also, @pure vine the hdd should have plenty of space. Hassio is the only thing running on the server, and the entire /usr/share/hassio folder is taking up less than a gig.
but... df -h reveals that some things are listing 100% use.
And what are those things?
Uhhh, Im all for sensors in stuff, but this is odd https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-45809924
https://i.imgur.com/dUZiKxr.png @light trout
youll need to make the docker storage bigger
although i dont ude docker so i wont be able help there
Hell yeah! Finally got an install of postfix directly sending sms messages to my phone.
This means no need for a 3rd party service to send sms messages to my phone from home assistant
It's a pretty damn easy setup too...I should do a write up. I think quite a few folks would like this.
Ah, you're in one of those strange countries with an email to SMS relay ๐
Sadly in the UK the providers all stopped doing that
Of course, a PAYG SIM with a few thousand SMSs would cost me peanuts
True or you could look into MMS or SMS over IP
SMS over IP is just SMS via the SIP protocol
Yeah, but doing it from an attached dongle also means I wouldn't be reliant on the Internet
You remind me, I've got a free PAYG SIM pre-loaded with a load of data, minutes, and messages...
Now I know what my next project is
shakes fist damn you ๐
Haha
I found my next project too... Running a SIP server/client locally to send messages to my phone
I have a feeling that won't be as easy as the postfix solution
This is all part of a bigger project though. Make home assistant interactive for updating and what not
Ask questions, provide details, etc
I want to make general maintenance manageable from HA and avoid logging in via SSH
SSH should be reserved for bigger tasks, not little updates
pushbullet has been working fine for me.
For safe updating, I'd go with creating a fresh venv each time
Then the rollback is trivial
I don't like using cloud based approaches
Probably you'd need to snapshot the config directory though
Yeah I plan to take a fairly safe approach
me either but I'm not setting up an email server when google is free lol
Meh
@vague ginkgo Usually running the script again starts it up agin.
Setting up the server is trivial
maybe, but what do I gain, everything is stored local, if its only for alerts I guess it doesn't matter, if you use it to attach snapshots from the camera system, might not want it on a box they can steal when they break into your house lol
Encrypt your drive if you're worried about that
that doesn't save the evidence..... lol
@light trout it didn't, the only thing rerunning the install scripted is made the has IO supervisor show up. When the problem first arrives there were no Docker containers listed at all, not even any stopped ones. Rerunning the install script just got the hassio supervisor to show up when I try to list all the docke4 containers but it will never start. it just keeps throwing read-only file system related errors.
And pardon the odd spelling and word choice, I am currently using hands-free mode while driving into my day job. I posted a bit more details about the issue in the docker Channel, along with a link to the forums where I have even more details posted about the different troubleshooting I've done so far.
Tradfri outlets are on the IKEA UK site
you know... I wonder how secure a zigbee network really is...
well... rip
joining/rejoining devices is bad
sends the key in plain text instead of using asymmetric encryption...
can someone tell me the difference between hass scripts and appdeamon and what i can do with them?
Do you mean https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/scripts/ as "hass scripts"?
yes
They are not comparable at all
Appdaemon run python "apps", and script run predefined services (You can do jinja templating in them to make them a little more powerfull)
But of course, if you use https://www.home-assistant.io/components/#search/command then you've got lots more power than a "simple" script
true, and script does not require you to install anything else on the system
i was more thinking if there is any difference in what i can do, like if i need appdeamon to do more advanced automations
The real question is - do you already know Python 3, or are planning on learning it?
i know like the basics but im not super familiar the the classes and define
AppDaemon requires you learn/know Python. YAML doesn't. Node-Red requires you can use a GUI
I've not yet seen anything I can't do with existing components and YAML, but there will be some things that are easier in Python, and some elsewhere ๐คท
but if there a diffrence in what advanced stuff i can do between them
AppDaemon and Node Red use Home Assistant's API
So by definition they can't do anything that Home Assistant can't do
i was planning to make so my rgb strip in my roof lights up diffrent colors in the morning based on what day it is
That's trivial in YAML
but what would you recommend, appdeamon or scripts and automations
I'd recommend you use what works for you
Seriously
None of these are "best", or "worst"
They're all just different ways of doing the same thing.
i can learn python easily if its easier and more productive
but what does you use?
I use a blue car ๐
...
Never make decisions purely based on what other people use/do
That run a SCALA software he made in the early 90's
Always make your own mind up
I use YAML, because that's trivial for me to do funky stuff in
I did learn Python a decade or so back, but have forgotten it all. If I was to learn it again would I use AppDaemon...? Probably not ๐คท
I prefer keeping the automation platform with as few moving parts as possible
Some others think that YAML is the worst thing ever and do it all in AppDaemon
but i like hearing peoples experiences with different stuff and make a bigger understanding and make the right choice
but i mean what i think is the right choice
I think that your right choice is the white car ๐
Try it all
See what works for you
sorry, but im not legally allowed to drive a car
Like that ever stopped anybody ๐
so buying a car would be kinda stupid for me
You're missing the point again ๐
i know what you mean
Aslo untrue ๐ https://www.ebay.com/bhp/electric-toy-car
Do a thing in YAML. Do the same thing in AppDaemon. Do the same thing in Node Red.
Then decide
Maybe you'll discover that you love #node-red-archived - who knows
(yeah, it's not for me either, but ๐คท )
ill think ill try yaml and see what i think, and also node red requries some extra "moving parts" and that could slow down my system and lead to a bunch of problems
So does AppDaemon ๐
Note that every external "motor" (NR/AD) you use, will a point of failiure to your flow.
Same difference you'd see going from a moped to a motor bike
i dont know what the diffrence is between them
but it wont speed up things right if im not even seing any lag or errors
Check your log file for errors about the timer
apart from that hass cant connect to my unpluged chromecast but thats explaining it self
Timer out of sync, resetting.
That's telling you that some things didn't happen because your system is too slow
That's telling you that some things didn't happen
i havnt noticed any problems
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do i need to do anything about it?
You've already been given the answer to that
not a yes or no
currently writing the hass image to an sd card, the Write Speed is 0.20 MBps ๐
Have fun ๐
I am just thinking of going on a walk
First thing to do after you get it set up, is set up backups that send a copy off the Pi
Then when it all goes horribly wrong or your SD card eats itself you can recover ๐
Yeah, gonna have the copy of the config on git
Anyways, Its temporary setup so it doesnt matter
Which is the best install method for HA?
I mean the most native
Cue @clever mortar 's moto
yeah, I meant native, not best
Native is Python venv
ah okay
oh
Hassbian on a Pi gives you "native"
~which
There's no right way of installing Home Assistant - each approach has advantages and disadvantages. If you're after the appliance like experience use Hass.io, if you know (or want to know) linux, use Hassbian. Beyond that, have a look at the long list of official options at https://home-assistant.io/docs/installation/. See Tinkerer's take at https://blog.ceard.tech/2017/11/which-home-assistant-install-is-right.html.
Glad somebody has a working memory ๐
I'm a unix geek, I way prefer the Python venv approach (Hassbian etc)
gonna go with hass for testing and then probably python for prod.
I'm lazy too, venv requires me to learn nothing new ๐
I need it to be controlled by my system easily so need it to be docker
Only if you don't know enough Docker to create your own add-ons ๐
Yeah :/ when i think about it, the point where i stopped using HA was around the time I moved to hassio ๐
ai?
For some obscure reason my phone autocorrected 'I' to 'ai'
oh, okay
@light trout Just confirmed he's been replaced by a shell script ๐
haha
A bad one too. ๐
I think I will go check on my system until this is flashing.
move to gboard, its much better
Well....
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i was going to blame apple on that one but i might ran into an problem with that
i still hate apple btw
If that is the case I honsestly feel sorry for you
why?
That's why
and im being forced by my school to use a mac
Good
You should be forced to learn different ways of doing things
It stops your brain getting stuck in a rut - forces you to think rather than click blindly
I wish my school did that
I wish my school had had computers ๐
i like there hardware but not their software and prices
everyone from 3:rd grade as a chromebook and everyone from 7:th grade has a macbook air
So there is hope for the next generation after all ๐
im feeling locked in using IOS and sometimes OSX
My son has experienced Mac, Windows (7, 8, 10), iOS, Android (4 through 9), Linux
if you feel locked in OSX you are doing it wrong ๐
He's learning to use and understand
it has a terminal!
yeah i know thats why i only said sometimes
i still got limitations that doesn't exist on windows
Same goes the other way around ๐
If you're comparing A to B you'll always find things A can do that B can't
but i still thinks ipad is the best tablet you can get hardware wise atleast
You are unvalidating your own statement ;)
https://discordapp.com/channels/330944238910963714/397426163649216512/500235824789716992
That is good ๐
im hating apple how they scamming people and there ridicules prices for stuff thats cheap to make, like some adapters thats probably costs 5$ to make but they sell it for 40$
That's called business
Companies charge what people will pay - and they want to maximise profits
with that logic, you should "hate" everyone that ever bought a device made by apple
apple is the only company that can do whatever they want and all of their braindead fans will not care
really?
im not saying everyone is brain dead but its a big chunk of the fans
I think you're possibly ever so slightly blinkered there
every company everywhere does that, that is how the grown up world works ๐
Yup
Define and build a brand that's differentiated from the others. Profit
If you fail at any of those you go out of business
If you want to sell things that are "same" or low margin, you have to sell lots and lots and lots - and that's hard
i need to end this debate because im getting to frustrated
Give it another few years/decades, you'll understand the world better ๐
This is not a debate, we are just educating you on how the world works ๐
I mean, apple is getting real fishy
also still not very good at notifycations, only just added the grouping feature that android has had for 2 versions
acctualy 3 possibly
If you're comparing A to B you'll always find things A can do that B can't ๐
Pretty sure if you do that comparison the other way around you'll find things Apple has had for many years that Android hasn't
Like supporting older hardware ๐
"older" like last (and even this) years models
Yeah, at least Pie should help there, hopefully
I mean, the open source nature of android means linerage os exists for realy old phone
My current phone is a one plus one running oreo
But, why as a consumer should I have to root and flash my phone - Apple get that right
(still don't like using Apple phones, just appreciate what they get right)
I mean, there is fun stuff you can do with a rooted phone
And Google Pay ain't one of them ๐
Ive still got that too
I've got a rooted phone in my desk drawer that I play with from time to time
Systemless roots get arround that issue
Cool, it's been a while since I last really explored rooting
some banking apps still find the root, but magisk works quite well for google pay
although i think the the banking app issue is a balanket ban of linerage
I have got a hard bricked phone in my desk drawer ๐
I recycled the one I bricked ๐
My council recycles phones from the curbside
I am gonna soon flash it with the bootloader once i get the jtag tool
finally hass is flashed ๐
@clever mortar one thing i think apple does well is let go of bloat, Android has the same issue as windows, you can randomly find parts of old android(Like gingerbread android) in oreo
Im in school isn't im getting enough education?
Never stop learning
Google are tackling that too with API versions, but yeah, not enough pressure there
@clever mortar i mean, there are gingerbread UI in the base system
Silly Google ๐
it's hard to learn when you're super hungry and tired because we have almost no brake and were just going from class to class
That's school for you
Ahh, they fixed it, the sim menu used the current API @clever mortar
we cant even work
what point in education are you
8:th grade
what contry?
sweden
I was going to say it gets better as you specilise more in education, but i dont know much about the sweedish education so im not too sure
okay
University Is harder in content, but tends to have a more sane time table
and we are like 300 more people then this school is built for so the class schedule is very shitty and stressfull
Whats the defaut auth for hassio
There is no default
Ah, do you mean the console?
The console is root, no password
For the Home Assistant UI, you set it up. For the SSH add-ons, you set it up.
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#330944238910963714 @sharp sedge ๐
This works like so slow on the pi!!
Pi3 should be fine
Hass.io is a tiny bit slower than Hassbian on a Pi, but not by much
yeah, pi3 but having used better servers, so the pi3 feels slow now xD
Just gonna switch to the main server asap
I think I will just change my IOT device from http operated to MQTT operated, It currently works by toggling devices on GET request ๐ (I was 14 when I made it)
what does the device do @thick scroll
control room devices (7 lights, 1 fan) thats it
Got memes, soon to be banned
I hate API where you have to fill out a form and they assume you are a company
Me, myself and I inc.
Lol
ACME
Here are a few company names you can use https://biznamewiz.com/funny-business-names/
I accedently deleted my mosquitto config
~backup
Be sure to regularly, automatically, back up your Home Assistant install. There are various critical files and configuration options (like the Z-Wave network key), plus all your time. Hass.io has snapshots, and for unix type installs see https://blog.ceard.tech/2017/10/backing-up-home-assistant.html. Oh, and most important of all test your ability to restore regularly.
Yeah, im going to run a local git repo there
Wow... After looking at benchmarks I need to get my rpi 3b+ booting and running from an SSD
I regularly backup to github for my configuration and supporting files and keep a local copy of secret files, is this enough to restore a crash or should I be backing up entire raspberry pi?
Also, I've created script to backup all files except secrets and known_devices, but I've added a readme.md file and it does not appear in github
I don't know what mosquitto is?
@carmine finch yeah, anything in .homeassistant should be enough to recover home assistant from
I have a Google Calendar generated by our Waste Management service provider that I want to integrate with HA, and I've got it set up: "calendar.888_address_city_province_country" (That's how it was automatically set up when I copied the iCal address. However, I've deduced that HA doesn't like the number first, but I don't seem to have any ability to change that...
I get this error: Error rendering template: TemplateSyntaxError: expected token 'end of print statement', got '_address_city_province_country'
@fathom sparrow You are going to get burned ๐
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has any medium ever carried as much advertising against itself as cable?
when tv came around, were there radio ads during every commercial break saying "radio is terrible, get a TV!"
@twin harbor what do you mean against itself
I assumed he meant streaming services etc advertising on TV on how much more they can offer
Question regarding reverse proxies: If using a reverse proxy such as nginx, Caddy or Traefik, would you setup services "behind" the proxies, communicate on plain http? For example: when running, say, Hassio with addons that have their own frontend, ie nodered, grafana, etc, would I setup those without https, and only have the reverse proxy (in combination with letsencrypt) manage the https part?
thats how ive done it with plain HTTP, i dont know if it is the best way to do it
Thanks!
Hey, I'm new here
@lost moth welcome, mr.hankey!
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and @pure vine how do you set the base url then for hassio? Is it the internal url or ip on your LAN or the outside domain you are using?
I think i left it, ill check later @midnight adder
@midnight adder I would use plain HTTP if on the same server
even if on different servers... i would use an encrypted tunnel and still use http to keep things simple
why? some apps do not support https or have poor support of it
with "encrypted tunnel" you mean vpn?
my osi knowledge is too far gone to remember what that is exactly
and that would require constant vpn connection if I want to use the ios app for location tracking I guess?
@midnight adder thats what the reverse proxy with ssl is for
if you used traefik.... it would manage your certs and foward home.vmnode.pw to your HA server as an example
then I misunderstood: I thought you meant instead of reverse proxy with ssl, use an encrypted tunnel... but you're not.
oh, I would use the tunnel if I ran the reverse proxy on another server
the reverse proxy does not have to be at the same location as the rest of your stuff ๐
got it now, thanks makes sense It is all running on the same server, so plain http for internal comms and let traefik use ssl for the ouside worlf
ya
no, I know, but it is in my case
additionally, I then want to setup cloudflare and traefik only accepting traffic from CF IP's, but thats another chapter I guess
that is also possible
you edit the traefik config file and tell it to only accept their ip ranges
you tell your dns provider to use cloudflare and you MUST USE THE CLOUDFLARE TRAEFIK PLUGIN for generating certs
if you do not, it will fail ๐
Thanks for the tips. I have been puzzling with cloudflare for awhile and have not got it to work yet. Also traefik is not yet up and running, but I'll get there
traefik really shines when you use it with docker containers or something similar
I make a dns entry, add 2 tags for traefik in the docker compose file and done
traefik does the rest
yeah, that's how I got interested in it and i noticed it found all backends automatically, except ha. But I'll look at that cookbook, thanks! Although a swarm setup for my HA will probably not work as I am still using a few zwave devices that require a usb stick to be plugged in, so stuck to that node in the swarm
have to go now, mind if I find you once I get going on this again?
docker pass through usb devices
go ahead
how to pass through usb devices
thanks, very helpful already! I did get the usb passthrough on 1 docker host, but not on a swarm yet. But for now, bedtime here ๐ Thanks!
ya, I would not swarm HA
@midnight adder you can run a swarm in docker with a usb stick.
@fair monolith I would still have a HTTPS somewhere as a lot of browsers are dropping HTTP support, or limit what you can do over it, its also not to hard now
@pure vine yes... its https at the traefik end
which is what the web browser would connect to
But i would do if i was using a reverse proxy Home Assistant --HTTP--> Apache or NGINX --HTTPS--> THE WILD WEB --HTTPS--> Your browser
OK, so I am total newb to both Hass.io and rapsberry pi. I have not yet bought an RPI3 yet, but have an RPI 2 model B. I downloaded the image, put on a micro SD card, and booted it up. It did a bunch of stuff, then stopped. I had tried to give it internet by bridging my PC's wireless over to the ethernet port. That didn't seem to work; I wasn't able to get to hassio.local:portwhatever.
I have a USB wifi adapter, but not sure how to get drivers on (I had tried a usb bluetooth thing for the wireless keyboard that came with the Kano computer but it wouldn't boot). Even if I get the USB wifi thing working, all the tutorials I see are for a resinOS thing to get HassIO, but hte image I downloaded is HassOS and there is no resin anything that I can see
At some point I'll get an RPI3 with built in wifi, but was hoping to play with this in the mean time a bit.
Anyone willing to give some suggestions to a newb?
@pure vine I go docker > Ha http> traefik network > traefik > serve to the world wide web with https from traefik
this traefik network will go over an encrypted tunnel to the host hosting my reverse proxy
@red radish does it not show up on a lan scan?
I did not try that, I will try that on my next go. When I couldn't get to it I just assumed I F'd something up. I'll try a normal USB keyboard. Do operating systems for RPI normally have some USB drivers pre-installed?
sure enough holo, you are right that it does show up on my router. so that is a success. Maybe I'm not waiting log enough for it to do things
oh, and I can get to it typing in the IP address directly well. xxx.xxx.xxx.36:8123. Any ideas why hassio.local:8123 didn't work? Now I know I need to wait a while, will go have a drink and come back in a while
hmm, I'm not seeing that on the router, may have to research and dig in
is RPI2 super slow? Over an hour later and I'm still getting "Preparing Hass.io, this may take up to 20 minutes"
Or maybe the better question is how much does it need to download from the internet? 3+ hours later and it still wasnt done
is the site down again? I can't visit it (The Netherlands)
what site
Both https://home-assistant.io and https://community.home-assistant.io/ are up
for me in the UK
Yeah it's fixed now. It didn't work a few minutes ago
is there a way to relink the Google Assistant or do I need to unlink and add all the devices again?
Okay Google sync devices
won't work migrating to the new system as you need to do it through the Home app
to login etc
what exactly is the scenario?
updated Hass to the newest version which changes how google_assistant works
well unliked and linked again. Wasn't too much work anyway
What do people here define as internet of shit as it seem to have become a word only used by paranoid people where as it used to describe poorly secured IoT devices
I don't think it's just about the security but the lack of smart in these devices
that's where Hass comes in for me ๐
some of it is lack of security, some of it is lack of smarts, some of it is lack of commitment from the vendors
lack of commitment meaning companies that either go belly-up or just stop supporting the product after a short time
and on that point it doesn't help how scattered the whole market currently is
and all the big players want to make everything 100% cloud-dependent
I'm liking the growing use of the esp chips in Chinese devices tho
I'm struggling a bit to find anything interesting myself to try and "make smart" besides the lights and entertainment system
some of it because there's only so much you can do in a rental apartment, but I think it's mostly my lack of imagination
i made an esp8266 device that sticks to my washer and dryer with magnets that sends vibration information to home assistant (and node-red) to let me know when clothes are done
haha, that's pretty cool
maybe someone know.. are there any projects about rooting/flashing custom fw on google home mini?
planning on using the hardware for something completely different? I'm guessing Google won't allow connections from any non-standard fw?
@orchid rose I was thinking about running picovoice on it, but can't see any projects in this area so I guess it's.. hard ๐
im trying to add a commit to HA docs, but i think im doing it wrong
could someone please help me
How far did you get?
i have submitted it, i think
https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant.io/pull/6821
not sure where to go from here
Yes you have :)
Now you wait untill someone has the time to review it ๐
ahh, so i did it correctly
wow, im glad
i really thought id screw up, since its only my second time
initially it looks correct to me (but I'm not a reviewer there so can't really say) ๐
no problem mate, thanks for the guidance
just trying to give back to this wonderful community
The netlify build passed, that is a good sign ๐
Make sure you sign -up here https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/ if you do 5 PR's in october you get a t-shirt ๐
im too much of a noob. i dont think ill get 5 prs ๐ฆ
but thanks for the link mate
You have 1 now, and it's still 2 more weeks to go ๐
๐
I need to do 2/1 more pr
i was able to get a few PR's in for hacktoberfest
I see at least 8 from you ๐
haha yea i started digging through the code adding unique ID's for entity registry ๐ and also the usual Neato stuff
my cable router makes me agressive... i think i need a real wifi ap
any recommendations?
have you tried any unifi products?
mind you, the uni AP's are just AP;s
you would need to get a separate router to actually get internet
issue with unifi is... you need a device to host the controller, a router, then you need the APs
you dont need the controller 100% of the time
just when you wwant to track stuff or modify settings
it can run headless iirc
@sacred hornet you want one for logs.... good thing you can host it on google's compute for free
@fair monolith i did not know that you can host it on google compute
im running it on my VM, which also houses my HA and other services
ya, let me find that lazy setup script that self updates
and it auto repairs the database
guide on step by step to do this on their always free tier
Awesome, thanks a ton. certainly gonna do some reading up on it:)
yes, this includes lets encrypt โค
ewww i would not want that running the cloud
@buoyant anvil well, I get things like email updates when my network at home goes down
put something in the cloud that can update firmware on my access points, reconfigure them, reboot them etc.. what could go wrong
also, if you just have one AP you dont need the controller involved in your HA config
hm I'd like to have an extra ssid for my esps
@buoyant anvil its nice for logs, DPI statistics
is that possible with a unifi ap?
@gloomy canyon easy to do
ahh you only get that stuff if you have the unifi switches and security gateway
hm
you can put them on their own ESSID that is on its own vlan
sounds nice
if you are just looking for presence and just have one AP, then you dont have to go through controller
my esps lose the connection all the time
i keep restarting this crappy piece of ....
@buoyant anvil I have the gateway and a LR AP that I got for $50 used
having the controller is fantastic for logs
Anybody tried Mozilla Things gateway? https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/10/home-monitoring-with-things-gateway-0-6/
ive got a unifi ac-pro and really like it.. was able to setup the max 4 vlans on it... have one wifi vlan for guests, another for handhelds, another for my trusted devices and yet another for IOT
@buoyant anvil you can do 802.11x to have more than 4 vlans
@fair monolith yea for sure if you are going to have more than just a single AP you really want a perm controller
I only have 1 AP so far... but the logs is bless
Holo yea i know the spec will support it.. the issue is their ui seems to limit you to 4
4 per profile i think it says
@buoyant anvil should only be 4 for the ESSIDs
you really do not want too many ESSIDs
you can use MAC address based vlan assignment or use 802.11x accounts with your own RADIUS server or the built in one in their gateway
MAC address based vlan assignment will also use the RADIUS server
hrmm yea hadnt really considered going that route.. at the time IOT consisted of my hue lights and a fire TV.. since then it has sort of expanded.. although i dont mind having those all in the same vlan
im less concerned with protecting them from each other and more from keeping them away from the stuff i do worry about
Indeed, I did an IoT ESSID on its own IoT vlan only on 2.4 Ghz range. Then I added a firewall rule so that it could not start NEW connections to the rest of my lan
yep yep
no communication errors since my lan can start the talking to the devices, I also needed MDNS refection for homekit.
yea only issue ive had with my segregation is that denon helos apps are very poorly written and assume a flat /24 network
does anybody use a mesh network with unifi?
i need 2 aps, one upstairs and another in the basement
dunno if a mesh network is the best option.. or simply 2 ssids with the same name
@buoyant anvil I give everything a flat /24 net
yea the issue was that i wanted HEOS in IOT network and i had to put it in the hand helds network so that the damn app would talk to them
@gloomy canyon can you run wires to both locations to where you would put the APs?
yep
when you add the device, it looks at your IP of your phone/tablet.. and then gives you blank where you are allowed to provide only the last octet
if so, you do not want to mesh but tune the AP transmit power so the devices roam between the 2
If not, then yes you are meshing, and yes you are still using the same SSID
yea use the transparent roaming features that unifi has for sure
although be damn sure you set a strong 20-30char pwd as that new attack can brute force your psk if not
youd have to cycle the key like every few weeks if you wanted to use a shorter pwd
cant recall stats but they broke a like 12 or 16 character one with a 4x GPUs and a week
I rekey every 3600 seconds
no i mean the PSK
ah
not the temporal key or whatever that is negotiated
well, that would show up in my logs as a major issue along with emails
what as a new device?
cause they just need to passively see a single packet go across then they can go off and brute force your psk
unless it just sits there and captures everything before trying to crack it internally
and a cert write up: https://cert.europa.eu/static/SecurityAdvisories/2018/CERT-EU-SA2018-019.pdf
from vulnerable devices... so the router has to be vulnerable?
yes.. " it seems it should work in all wifi routers using the protocols 802.11i/p/q/r with roaming enabled"
apparently having that roaming functionality is a key part of it
if you use radius then you are in the clear
ya except for my IoT
cant really do a proper 802.11x on those... and my Nintendo switch....
ahh well if you just have one AP then you can just turn off that roaming feature it sounds like.. or beef up your pwds
shouldnt be too awful long before our unifi APs get a wpa3 update
you sadist ๐
ive got some iot devices that were a HUGE pita to get on wifi as is with a 16char key
ya..... I am not looking forward to reconnecting everything
Is WPA hardware dependent or can updating openWRT add support
well... Im seeing some existing hardware get wpa3
hm ac pro/ac lite...
from what i read it can all be done software, the big question is can your current device support it without bottleneck
hm dunno maybe 10?
wasnt most of the breaking changes with the old standard to do with encryption support
ohh why not the pro? ive got pro myself?
the light should be enough then unless you want some futureproofing
let me count.. 7 esp8266, 3 esp32, 2 smartphones, 2 tablets and 2 laptops
yea and that some times came down to hardware accelerated encryption for this algorithm being supported while the new one is not
and thus the perf drops to the point you dont want to try it
@buoyant anvil the nano HD MIMO Chains 4x4
it does not cost that much more over the pro
given most modern routers use some form of arm chip support is likely to continue
yep
you should be set for the next 10 years
(I ended the last of my N devices this year)
Imagine a router with a FPGA accelrated encryption so new encryption standards can be accelerated just with changing what it loaded into the FPGA
ahh i see the nanoHD stuff didnt exist why i bought my AP
@buoyant anvil ya its shiny new, they fixed A LOT of issues in their last update
looks like mu-mimo is the big new feature
"Thanks, processing your order..."
indeed, it should do wonders once all devices support it
something has to give, its going to be hard to handle 3 and 4 4k streams simultaneously
oh nice there is a devicetracker component for hass
@buoyant anvil not on the nano HD?
just talking about wifi in general with where it currently sits.. for so many years home users were doing nothing to challenge them
but you have 3 or 4 TVs trying to stream 4k and now your wireless needs up its game
Oh ya, I am glad that mesh networking is becoming a thing for home users.
need to cover that house in 5G for some decent speeds
esp that $330 amplefi kit
slap those extenders on outlets on each side of the house and call it a day
ehh, not as good for speed and latency, but good ennough for most people
@pure vine its good enough and should have low enough latency to even game
This Google Home app is just awful. Have they actually tried using this shitty UI before releasing it?
While it ain't perfect, I think it's a big improvement overall
Maybe I'm just not used to it but to me it feels pretty awful. As did the last one as well tbf
I find it better then the alexa app but it is still easy to get lost in it
Greetings from Italy
google home app on android to set up google home
and there's still so much random stuff as well. Set up a morning routine that plays news. They play on all of my speakers which is fine, that's the default setting for the GHMini. Then set up good night routine with exactly the same idea but with "play sleep sounds" but those play on GHM and there's no way to change it... Also my JBL speaker now has a function to set up a speaker pair, but neither my GHM nor Chromecast Audio has this option
and chromecast still can't be added to an audio group
ahh yea ive gotten away from google home features to the point all i use it for is voice interaction with my HA stuff and creating alarms for my meetings as im using lotus notes like were 1995 at work
ohhh whoops i was talking about google assistant, i hadnt seen this google home app till now.. the assistant is actually why i started using HA... it lacked the control i wanted to have over lights..
hrmm yea this is not very far along at all it seems.. cant even manage color on the hue lights
bah, furnace decided it doesn't want to work right.
I noticed that I can only load HA from my desktop linux dev box, it doesnt load from the laptop or tablet? Am I missing something?
It does not load on the phone of my gf, too
should load on any device assuming you're using the correct IP address and the networking is set up right (port forwarding, firewall, etc)
assuming its a new enough browser
Does mosquito save all mqtt request or what it's called
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i cant find a better channel but im trying to run this command but i only get Invalid JSON curl -X PUT -H 'Content-Type:applicaiton/json' -X PUT http://192.168.1.247/gateways/0x1/rgbw/0 -d {\"command\":\"set_white\"}
@jagged mantle Probably your quotes, try this:
curl -X PUT -H 'Content-Type:applicaiton/json' http://192.168.1.247/gateways/0x1/rgbw/0 -d '{"command":"set_white"}'
thats not working
Error message?
invalid json
You can't spell application ๐
lol
@clever mortar i have no idea how you spotted that one, we all missed it for sure ๐ฆ
Because it's often the fresh pair of eyes that spots these things
After I ruled out the JSON being invalid (it looked valid and I ran it through https://jsonlint.com/ to be sure) I checked the command line for typos
I happen to do a lot of curl calls with JSON myself
what are you talking to anyway
I copy and pasted it from the project page for esp milight hub ๐
haha, you are one awesome person bro
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@clever mortar i usually do culr commands ๐
I think I saw something about it on the forum @last plaza
Maybe ask @velvet horizon ?
.8ball what is the best place to learn about culr?
Not A Chance
skalavala's github repo is at https://www.github.com/skalavala and his cheat sheets are at https://skalavala.github.io/
LOL
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@clever mortar have you used ~subscribe command yet?
I hate it... I started tinkering with home-assistant back on minecraft. THAT was evil.
I haven't actually
did you see it in the json file @last plaza ?
I did not ๐
There you go ๐
I didn't see that my home would work as well as a few redstone dust wired to some LUA script for HomeAssistant stuff
is there a way to get the events for the day of a calendar sensor?
1: Open clendar
2: Look at events
3: Close calendar
done ๐
All I get there is the 'on' and 'off' status in case of an ongoing event
the idea I am trying to do is to extend my morning routine
thinking of having some briefing
here is how I use that calendar in my code - it is not just on/off https://github.com/skalavala/smarthome/blob/master/templates/home_status.yaml#L52
~8ball is the calendar just on/off
Consult Me Later
~8ball how about now?
That's Ridiculous!
~8ball how about now?
That's Ridiculous!
~8ball how about now?
Consult Me Later
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~8ball are you stuck little friend?
Oh Please
That's Ridiculous!
LOL!
~8ball how about now?
Answer Unclear Ask Later
~8ball how about now?
Not A Chance
lol
wow. That git code is amazing
it's jinja not git code ๐
btw - thanks for the workday idea
myth TV Throwing shade at sky https://www.mythtv.org/wiki/UK_Television#Sky Sky broadcast a number of High Definition channels, but their image quality is frequently described as poor compared to HD offerings from other Broadcasters such as the BBC. Sky HD compares more equally to high bitrate Standard Definition channels on Freeview
About a decade ago we had our national broadcasting company sent 1080i signal at around 15-20Mbps for testing purposes and since then we've had nothing like that live. The quality of the current broadcasts is mediocre at best but it seems like it doesn't matter as long as it has HD in the name
one of our local over the air stations is trying to cram 4 different feeds in their limited OTA bandwidth
anytime you get fast motion like in sports the picture quality drops down to "i-wish-i-was-SD"
according to this site, Freeveiw(BBC owned FTA service) has a advrage of 40mbits for HD http://www.astra2sat.com/televison/tv-bitrates/
unifi ap up and running ๐
So, since google just brought back "Lets Get Spooky" without having the light thing they did last year...
Anyone made this effect with HA before? Any easy drop and go automation that will randomly flicker / dim lights in a spooky haunted house kind of way?
Figured I'd ask before I tried to do it myself.
might have to kill Hass cause I cant pay these ISPs anymore
Anyone else experiencing problem with connecting to HA Cloud with payment profile already setup?
@near plinth #cloud-archived
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@vague ginkgo you should be able to do 'random' things
adding delays like - delay: '{{ ((range(0, 1) | random) | int) ~ ":" ~ ((range(5, 55) | random) | int) ~ ":" ~ ((range(5, 55) | random) | int) }}'
@vague ginkgo you could also adapt https://github.com/mertenats/Open-Home-Automation/blob/master/openhome/configuration/home_assistant/automation/automation_4a.yaml
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@light trout I have been trying to make a HA docker setup on ubuntu core for a 100% hands off setup but it appears that traefik hates the snap docker package. should be more robust than hassio? with its ability to auto roll back bad updates
Anyone running HASS docker inside UnRaid
@fair monolith i have no idea ๐คท
Anyone got Control4 dealer software and wants to VPN and re do my system for me?
@vapid crow (or anyone really) Is there any way to select which light to turn on/off randomly in an expandable way without writing a different randomizer for each light?
Create a script.
yeah... but how..
like, make some sort of light.random that turning on would just turn on a random light out of a whitelist of lights
Is that just going to be a bit too complicated for me to do as one of my first automation projects?
There will already be someone who has done it. (I am fairly certain I have seen it before)
@vague ginkgo I'm not a dev. Sitting here for seeking help myself.
Is there a way of getting the next event in a caldav calendar?
I tried to do it with a template, but I do not get any data
fair enough ๐