thanks for this work, its great.
in which folder do you add the script?
I copied it into every folder, only if I restart homeassistant does it take days until the script is executed once
pls put the script under “/etc/hotplug.d/iface” directory on your openwrt router.
is not executed for me when the internet is down, only if I manually go to restart
chmod +x ?
Yes i have make the script executable
maybe the names of the interfaces are diffrent.
to make sure, you could add env > /tmp/iface.log to the begainning of the script, and check the log later
We should make a feature request for a full fledged OpenWRT integration with Sensors, switches, etc
A lot of open-source enthusiasts use both HA and OpenWRT, so it makes sense to have one.
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This would be great, just switched my complete network infrastructure over to openwrt and I’m a bit baffled that it gives much less metrics than my old (commercial) solution.
Also I wouldn’t resurrect the dead (turned off mqtt 2 years ago) to get information from openwrt to ha.
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For OpenWRT there’s vnstat, bandwidthmonitor/nlbwmon, and statistics/collectd, all with a gui.
Can I get any of feeding it’s data into ha? 
Not that I know of. For HA I use the upnp/igd integration. It shows WAN KiB/s and packets both ways.
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Anything special I need to set up on the openwrt side for that?
I also searched the openwrt site and can’t find anything particular helpful about this 
Do you have upnp installed and enabled? miniupnpd or luci-app-upnp.
installed both.
Now it should show up in HA?
If you have enabled upnp in openwrt, I think it should show up in HA
My current setting, but no mention of Openwrt in HA. I can see Fresbtomato and Huwaei but not OPENWRT.
Maybe also tick the ”start upnp/pmp” box?
same result. no UPNP device was found even though Freshtomato and Huwaei are working fine.
Hello,
i don’t understand how can I monitor my openwrt router in home assistant… do you have a link that explain how to integrate it?
for me it’s enough to have the information above like “uptime”, “current usage bandwidth”, “device connected”…
could you help me?