This text:
SQLite databases do not support native dates. That's why all the dates are saved in seconds since the UNIX epoch. Convert them manually using this site or in Python:
should have a link where it says "this text"
It now reads:
SQLite databases do not support native dates. That's why all the dates are saved in seconds since the UNIX epoch. Convert them manually using [this site](https://www.epochconverter.com/) or in Python:
* Fix ON/OFF being interpreted in binary_sensor.mqtt
YAML interprets `ON` and `OFF` to `true` and `false`. This causes the site to show that instead of the actual default payloads.
* Add header
* sensor.command_line: Round example CPU temperature value
multiply returns a float, which is inexact and sometimes gets rendered
with a lot of decimal places. Round additionally to get cleaner result.
* Move raw
* Add instructions on running MQTT ssl/nonssl simultaneously
I wanted to be able to recieve MQTT from my cell phone over SSL, but wanted local things that have limited RAM to be able to connect without the burden of SSL code.
* Tweaking
* Add comma
The use of `www/` is hidden in the middle of the page, it's impossible to direct people to it, and trivial to overlook. It's also wrong for Hass.io ;)
Updating to make it possible to link to it, and adding details on where to find it on Hass.io.
Also adding a note about needing to restart after creating the folder (there's been lots and lots of feedback about needing to do so)
Added that you can reload some pieces without a restart. Added reference to ensuring you run the check config as the user you run Home Assistant as (so that the right configuration is found)
* Rewording, adding links
The current doc is written as if the listed options are the only options, no Bluetooth, iOS app, etc. It also pushes people quite hard at OwnTracks over MQTT.
While this won't solve the iOS app problem (it's not a component for some reason), it should hopefully help people realise that OwnTracks isn't the only option ;)
* ✏️ Tweaks
