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| MIT License | MIT License |
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addon-nginx-proxy-manager
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Proxy Manager - WebUI not working
Ok, I'm not familiar with how it specifically integrates with HA, but did you go through the install guide here? It looks like there might be a button to open the web UI.
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POLL: NGINX 101 Hands on Labs/Webinar
There’s a community maintained proxy manager addon so installing would be easy and you could spend more time teaching nginx skills.
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move to new host?
i have home assistant installed running nginx pm as an "addon" (https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-nginx-proxy-manager)
addon-adguard-home
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Emma mattresses, worth the hype?
Yes, as stated in my first message? I have it installed as a Home Assistant Add-On.
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Home Assistant – open-source home automation
Nice to see HA getting some love on HN. A colleague recommended it to me about 3 years ago as an alternative to Domoticz. I've migrated back than and haven't looked back since. I consider myself a real Home Assistant enthousiast. I've contributed some small amounts to the project, created and maintain my own add-ons and love to share my configuration with others.
Although most of the things currently just work, especially with the (migrated) UI integrations. Some things still feel very unfinished, like blueprints. Which was a terrific idea, but maintaining and keeping those up to date is an absolute nightmare and you will have to that yourself [1]. Same with battery powered devices. When they work, it's all great, but having to watch their battery level is just a hassle. You can create your own automation to do that for you, but it seems unnecessary.
For me the community also sometimes feels very hostile. For instance, you can have a Portainer add-on, but installing other Docker images makes your system 'unsupported'. Same with some blacklisted images [2], which break Home Assistant Supervisor. Or when the maintainer of one of the add-ons completely ignores a breaking issue after a day [3].
1. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/reload-automations-aut...
2. https://github.com/home-assistant/supervisor/blob/main/super...
3. https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-adguard-home/issues/1...
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Why does Node-RED have such a low security rating of 3/6 on the add-on store?
If you want to know exactly what something is asking for, permissions-wise, just look at the config.json for it. This is 3 clicks to get to from the AdGuard add-on page: https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-adguard-home/blob/main/adguard/config.json
What are some alternatives?
redirect_ynh - Redirection app for YunoHost
addon-wireguard - WireGuard - Home Assistant Community Add-ons
TutoAsus - Tutorial on how to setup a nginx reverse proxy on Asus router with Merlin firmware, and get Let's Encrypt certificate with acme.sh.
home-assistant-addons - Home Assistant addons by pschmitt
nixpkgs - Nix Packages collection & NixOS
addon-nut - Network UPS Tools - Home Assistant Community Add-ons
iocage-homeassistant - Home Assistant Core - TrueNAS CORE Community Plugin
remote_homeassistant - Links multiple home-assistant instances together
addon-motioneye - motionEye - Home Assistant Community Add-ons
castblock - Automatically skip integrated ads on youtube playing on chromecast