Hi all, I’m trying to use Volumio in my Hass.io setup, through an iframe (so I can see queue list other than the play/stop/volume buttons)
But it’s only possibile with http.
Volumio doesn’t accept ssl (without paying for MyVolumio service).
But if I access to my Hass.io from external url (so https), I’m not able to see Volumio.
Is there a way to have Volumio integrated even with https access?
I’m having the same problem but it seems there is a workaround which is not working for me at the moment:
Hi All,
Everytime I add a mod/iframe tab to Hass.io it’s usually blank. I figured out the reason that this is happening is that I’m trying to iframe an http website using either http://192.168.10.1:1111 or http://hassio.local:11111 inside a https domain (i.e. https://my-duck-dns.com ). If I add the https to those iframed pages, it wont work either because I do not have SSL set up (and dont think there is even a way to do that) for 192.168.10.1 or hassio.local.
The only solution seems to be to u…
dedepene
(Dedepene)
May 14, 2020, 7:08am
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Just set up NGINX as a reverse proxy and you will be able to access volumio locally without a secure connection.
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I have tried in the past with Frenck’s addon “Nginx Proxy Manager” but with no luck
can you describe how did you do it?
I’m running HA on an Intel NUC
thanks
As @katsaplias said… How? Can you explain?
dedepene
(Dedepene)
May 16, 2020, 6:25am
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This is the addon I’m using and it’s in the official store - https://github.com/home-assistant/hassio-addons/tree/master/nginx_proxy
Read the documentation, and pay extra attention to port forwarding on your router - that’s where I got stuck for the longest while.
Hope this helps you guys.
dear @dedepene , if you can elaborate on that would be very helpful, I have tried with “NGINX proxy” and failed again
when I enabled the addon and commented out the:
the HA page loads only on plain http but the iframe for Volumio works
but I don’t want this, my goal is to get HA on https and redirect to Volumio server from the panel_iframe that works on http
dedepene
(Dedepene)
May 23, 2020, 1:32pm
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this is not possible, afaik. generally speaking, loading an http iframe into a secure page is not part of any set of best practices