Just wanted to state this very clearly here since i’ve been getting a lot of confusion about it:
Unless you know what you are doing do NOT use the internal URL. Just use the normal URL. Internal URL is ONLY useful to you if you are unable to use the same hostname to access Home Assistant inside and outside of your network. If this situation applies to you, then set the Internal URL to the hostname used to access HA inside of your network and the other URL field to the URL you use to access HA outside of your network.
Small thing I’ve run into. I had allowed motion tracking, then revoked the permission. Now, every time I open the app it asks if I want to reenable it or leave it disabled.
OK, found the solution to this and it is working now. Python does not come with certs by default and that is the issue.
I’m using Python 3.7 on a Mac and I had to open Terminal and run:
Note, I tried it before restarting and that did not work. Thus I ran the above command in my virtual environment for HASS as well but I do not believe this is required as it just came back to the requirement is already up-to-date.
Yes, I did.
First, I deleted my custom docker’s dns configuration file /etc/docker/daemon.json
Then I set custom dns servers in my Linux system (Ubuntu 18.04):
sudo nano /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head
Add “nameserver 8.8.8.8” without the quotes on the last line in the file
Add “nameserver 8.8.4.4” without the quotes on the new line
One thing that is annoying is that if you have location disabled (for whatever reason) you always get a prompt when starting the app if it shall be turned on (re-enable location access).