Today I’m gonna see if I can work out how to calculate the water content of air based on humidity and temperature, and implement this as a template in Home Assistant.

I guess using the August–Roche–Magnus formula? But I haven’t worked out how to convert it into a template yet (it’s my first time using a template).

I got sick of seeing the relative humidity rise and fall with the temperature, and since it’s never close to condensing I thought I’d try to get a measurement that’s a bit more stable.

I’ve been meaning to get HA up and running - hopefully it’s something I get stuck into soon.

Got a lot of the kit for it, but just haven’t had time to invest with the move and all that.

What type of things do you have hooked up to HA?

Literally just the humidity/temperature sensor 😆

I’ve very new to it all. And today it seems I can’t access Home Assistant from a browser, but the app works fine. The browser shows it fails to make the websocket connection. I tried turning it off and on again and now I’m all out of ideas 🙁

Mine is a docker container on Unraid. I encountered a similar issue once with reverse proxy. I had to use the use_x_forwarded_for and trusted_proxies flags in the configuration.yaml. Can see the options here: www.home-assistant.io/integrations/http/

Not sure if it’s exactly the issue you’re having though.

I’m not using a reverse proxy currently. Just IP:port, which worked yesterday but suddenly doesn’t work today :(.

As far as I can tell, there hasn’t been an update since last week on the stable branch, so I’ve got no idea what’s changed.

There wasn’t when I first checked, but now I’ve got loads of: WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.http.ban] Login attempt or request with invalid authentication

I’ve found lots of posts about this issue, but they are all related to using a reverse proxy. I’m not using one :(