Is it possible to upgrade the OS remotely as well and receive warnings if there’s a newer release out?
I like to keep things secure, but it’s hard to SSH into all these. If unattended-upgrades fails for some reason, it’d be good to know.
For me, monitoring the state of all my Pis is great (I have 20 active around the house), but I’d also like to ensure they’re not posing security risks either.
Nice solution !
I’m using debian 12 and it gets informations pretty well. Except for temperature.
Is it possible to get extra storage information to other partitions or disks on my system ? For example : I have one partition to /home , one partition in other disk called /utils, other partition called /bkp and so on.
Thanks !
I installed it, but homeassistant didnt discover any new mqtt devices.
I think its because im running a seperate mqtt broker (not a HA addon).
I can see this monitor logon to the broker. Maybe it has to do with the discovery prefix (homeassistant)?
I didnt have to put that in anywhere during the install script.
Question 2:
How does one update a monitor profile afterwards? edit the *.py ?
Hi ,
To edit the initial configuration after installation you need to edit config.py
Regarding the prefix you are asking it’s also in the config file and defaults to homeassistant
mqtt_discovery_prefix = “homeassistant”
I gave it another try, because the culprit of something not working is usually myself.
It totally works, the reason I thought it was not, is because I was “waiting” for the HA mqtt integration to detect a new component.
After reloading the integration it appeared (although with a name I didnt recognize in the beginning.)
Thanks!
Now I can create automation that alarm me when temps go up or server go down. (besides Kuma)
Thanks again!
(for anyone wondering I used mqtt explorer to see what was happening, and as soon as I installed the monitor I saw it pop up…)
A have another question: can I add mounted (usb) devices to the monitor?
Id like to monitor mounted space used/available.