Jan-Gerard van der Toorn

This would be great. I can see the psmqtt data via mqtt-explorer, but cannot easily get the values in Home Assistant. And I'd like to have the configuration in one...

I posted a message directly for the 'sensor' that reports as `psmqtt/myserver/virtual_memory/percent` (where my psmqtt.conf file contains `mqtt_topic_prefix = 'psmqtt/' + socket.gethostname() + '/'`). The topic of this 'persistent' message...

Also with version 2022.2.1, the Strava Home Assistant Integration doesn't show up in the available Integrations list (after successful install via HACS: it's visible there as "Strava Home Assistant Integration"...

``` Logger: homeassistant.loader Source: loader.py:346 First occurred: 15:48:10 (1 occurrences) Last logged: 15:48:10 The custom integration 'ha_strava' does not have a version key in the manifest file and was blocked...

Found that out too. I added the version string locally, and now I can install the integration. Let's see if I can get it working. The version string fix was...

> To get _ha_strava_ from this repository running, you also have to apply some more changes, see PR #36 Sorry, it's not clear to me what other changes I should...

I installed psmqtt (through aptitude, I guess, but this was a while ago). Then I edited the `/etc/psmqtt.conf` file as shown below: ``` import socket mqtt_broker = '192.168.xxx.xxx' # default:...

I was just looking for the same feature. I intend to test what is the minimum water temperature that will still heat the home, especially with the current cold water...

> @jan-gerard As is usually the way with HA, there is more than one way to achieve something. > > In lieu of this service, I did it another way...

Finally solved the issue by applying: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/solved-hassio-audio-is-in-boot-loop-and-spams-my-syslog-with-errors/282538/93