Hey there,
I have recently installed Hass.io ontop of a docker installation on my Pi 3. Everything works pretty well out of the box(MQTT, DuckDNS etc.) but I just cant seem to get my miflora sensors working via bluetooth.
The bluetooth service is running on the system and I can see the sensors MACs with “hcitool lescan”. It was working fine before when I had a usual Hass.io install on this system. From what I have gathered, I might need to forward the host connections to the HA container and have to run the container with “–net=host”. That is where I am stuck.
The hass.io and hass.io supervisor container instantly restart themselfs after “sudo docker stop”, so I cant just stop and then send a “run” command (of which I am not sure how to phrase it exactly). I tried to rmi on the HA image, which worked after two tries. With the run-command it started to download everything new, but it cancelled for some reason close to the end, but HA was running again like before. I suspect the hass.io-supervisor found the newly downloaded HA image and just started it while the original install was still running.
Seems like a dilemma, has anyone done this before?
Thanks!