Laurie Denness

Hm, that's not good. I should be sanitising that. Will take a look and fix.

You can hover over the rows to see the full status output :) Most people have too many services to show the full output all the time. Maybe this could...

Are you using the latest version that includes gzip? Does that help? The latest version also added some debug into the HTML comments. If you hit nagdash.php instead of index.php...

831 seconds!? for 99 hosts? Wow. Something definitely not right there. I assume this is outside of Nagdash, as that's 831 seconds transfer time before any sort of parsing on...

not stale - PR waiting to be merged. which, it'd be awesome if it was

The pattern of the graph looks pretty normal by the way, so it's just like there's some multiplier on the actual value that's distorting the numbers - this is "generated...

Yes, the CT is correctly located. I'm more worried that the data from the same source (myEnergi) is totally different between their app and this integration. Maybe it's a question...

Sorry to clarify the numbers in my first post are myEnergi app versus the integration... so totally different. Disregard the single smart meter reading for now...

I believe so. The const.py [here](https://github.com/CJNE/ha-myenergi/blob/main/custom_components/myenergi/const.py#L6) does stil say 0.0.18 but it's running 0.0.20. > When Johan created the integration I ran the Python query for a whole day and...

Thanks! ``` bash-5.1# myenergi --password --username overview | grep generated Energy generated : 13.55kWh ``` Unsurprisingly, that matches what HA says. but the myenergi app says 17.7kWh! So I assume...