homeassistant | My home-assistant.io config

I'm using Home Assistant OS as a Virtualbox in Windows 10. I'm accessing it via homeassistant.local:8123. So I'm trying to configure my Mosquitto broker in Home Assistant. It wants to know my broker address. I'm guessing I need to use an ip. Where do I find this? Should I use localhost, 127.0.0.1, homeassistant.local or maybe an unused ip like 192.168.1.99 from my router?

I have my own application. This application use the zigbee2mqtt service running on the server.

I want to add homeassistant on the same server.

The server is a Raspberry with a zigbee USB stick connected.

However, it seems that using both in the same time doesn't work.

Either it works for my application, either it works for home assistant.

Someone has an idea how to deal with it ? Does I need to buy an other zigbee USB stick (one for my own application, and one for Home assistant ?)

Thanks

I am using html5 summary/details on a page. (See screenshot below.) I want my details in a smaller font and indented when expanded. I've got the look I want using this using this CSS:

I'm stumped on this one.

I have an OpenSprinkler3.0 controller that will report to an MQTT broker. I have one RPi4 with homeassistant and Mosquitto broker installed. I have a separate RPiZero with Raspbian and Mosquitto 1.5.7 installed. I have a domain (mqtt.example.com) that directs to my router and port 1883 forwards to 1883 on the RPiZero.

Here's the RPiZero config

I am running homeassistant in a docker container on a RPi 4 with Raspbian. I am using tributs scripts to elevate the need of running the docker image as root. This all works dandy. But now I am trying to add the dsmr integration but I am not succeeding. The integration requires to connect to the "Slimme meter" via USB. However, I get a permission error. my knowledge of both docker and linux privelages is too limited to know where to start debugging this. Does anyone have some pointers for me?

This is the error message homeassistant is throwing at me:

Before all, yes I have checked other posts like this, this or even this among others.

This being said, let me expose my case:

It works on the dev-env (localhost) completely fine (of course, it doesn't require any proxy)

I also use this curl command to confirm:

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.