The ONLY reason I installed Lets Encrypt is so I could get the mic to work on Assistant. Other than that, no reason.
Now that my instance uses https for everything there are several other things that don't work. I don't have time to dive into each one and fix them. So, how might I configure NGINX or get the mic to work w/out https?
I cannot set up remote access since I use Starlink. So I subscribe to Nabu Casa for remote access and have since it was created.
#NGINX - for internal use only.
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winter wasp
You need https for the mic; that's a restriction imposed by browsers that neither you nor home assistant has control over in this case
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I guess a self signed SSL cert might be the best route here.
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I'm not sure if that would meet the browser requirement, but you could research that
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actually, no, that wont work. I still need to access HA w/ http for my apps, and https for browsers/companion app.
it turns out Im not the only one in this pickle... I've been scouring search results for hours.
I honestly hate how complicated SSL is.
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You may need to figure out the other things that aren't working individually, really. I'm running a somewhat similar setup but it did take some doing -- nginx & letsencrypt with a DNS challenge to cloudflare for local access only, with Nabu Casa for external access, with a DNS name set up in NC and my modem to make the URL always the same (to avoid the annoying reloads in the app, mostly)
With nginx doing SSL, you should be able to still access over HTTP on port 8123, with https on 443