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I've set up a simple Nginx reverse proxy using the "official image" Docker container. I've set it up to act as a front end for three containers, but only one is working correctly. The others load their index.html, but then try to pull ancillary files with URLs that make Nginx think they're local files.

The Docker host is called otto. I have Docker containers for Home Assistant listening on port 8123, Statping on port 8080, and Portainer on port 9000. Because I'm tired of remembering port numbers, my proxy_pass is set up so http://otto/homeassistant/ redirects to http://otto:8123/, http://otto/statping/ to http://otto:8080/ and http://otto/portainer/ to http://otto:9000

But, only Portainer works. The other two load their index.html just fine, but then start trying to pull javascript files from /js/somefilename.js. This of course fails, because there's no http://otto/homeassistant or http://otto/statping on the front of it. Nginx then tries to find the file locally in /etc/nginx/html, fails, and gives up.

My question is why does Portainer work so flawlessly when the other two can't even load a home page?

I've tried disabling local file serving, by commenting out location / { }, but it doesn't matter.

I've tried assigning HTTP headers that I've seen in other examples, like this:

I have imported different data from homeassistant to influx db now I have it in a pandas dataframe and I would like to get the the mean() but it should be based on the time in the index.

I picked a small df to test and it looks like this:

I am trying to build a JavaScript class that allows me to interact with my Home Assistant server via web sockets (ws library.) The script is intended to be executed in the node.js environment.

I want to make a few configuration files (for homeassistant) that are very similar to each other. I am aiming to use a template file as the base and put in a few substitution strings at the top of the file and use a bash script to read the substitutions and run sed with the applicable strings. i.e.

I'm running home-assistant in a docker container on MacOS Catalina and need to allow HomeKit to interface with it. I'm trying to register a service with dns-sd to get it to work based on a fix recommended in a thread on the issue. The registration works, but the service doesn't appear afterward if I understand it correctly.

I first enter:

They are newbie to docker. Get phpmyadmin, php, home assistant working. But I can't configure the docker well to be able to connect from php to a database. Could you help me see what the problem is.

I tried everything. I read many posts with the same error but could not get it to work.

Thank you very much

This is my modified docker-compose

There are numerous posts about this issue but none that solve my problem.

I am using jwilder/nginx-proxy as a reverse proxy and jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion to generate certificates.

For some reason at some point the certification process stopped working. This appears to be because /.well-known/acme-challenge/somefilename is returning a 404.

As far as I can see this config:

I'm trying to make a doorbell with raspberry pi, home assistant and telegram however i keep getting this error when trying to add parts to configurations.yaml.

Jul 14 15:49:19 homeassistant hass[9133]: 2020-07-14 15:49:18 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.bootstrap] Failed to parse configuration.yaml: mapping values are not allowed here Jul 14 15:49:19 homeassistant hass[9133]: in "/home/pi/.homeassistant/configuration.yaml", line 23, column 12. Activating safe mode

Here is my configuration file.

I am currently setting up Home Assistant with Docker on a RaspberryPi 4. I used this tutorial : https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/cm4tzp/guide_for_installing_on_a_raspberry_pi4_using/ as a reference - so far so good.

Thing is I would like to use the i²c interface of the Raspberry to communicate with different devices. The relevant part of the docker-compose.yaml file looks like that: