* Removed apt command and made the build instructions more inclusive
Removed the apt command and added it for other platforms in the main compile sections
* add WRT1900ACS, note to disable wireless access
1) Added Linksys WRT1900ACS to the list of tested devices.
2) Added note about need to disable Access via wireless
* Minor changes
* Reverse proxy details for Caddy Server
Code snippet to show a working example of using Caddy as a reverse proxy to Home Assistant.
* Update docs_navigation to include link to Caddy
Update sidebar with link to new doc showing example of Caddy reverse proxy
* Update caddy.markdown
* Usage of file directive for pushbullet
This is the missing documentation for PR#8763 in home assistant
* Fix spelling and grammar
* Replace sample with link
Have changed "type" from Optional, to "Required for some models". I don't know if this is non-standard for documentation...
Regardless, my SP3 would not work without this field configured. I spent a lot of time reading various threads on what to troubleshoot.
This post: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/broadlink-rm-pro-and-a1-sensor/3678/305 also implied the friendly_name is required but I found this not to be the case, and instead "Broadlink Switch" was simply displayed.
After much googling and trying various things, I believe the following two pip packages were required for broadlink.py to work:
sudo pip3 install pycrypto voluptuous
Should I also add this to the documentation?
Thanks,
Matt
The hint about enabling "Less secure apps" access to your Gmail account is a bit outdated; most people with the technical know-how to set up Home Assistant and edit the configuration files will likely have two-step verification enabled on their Gmail accounts. I added a small clarification about using application-specific passwords in that instance to hopefully save people an internet search.
