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Super, thanks! This was indeed the missing "link" I was looking for. It looked like a part of a hyperlink, but it's clearly not :) I think the documentation of Teslamate could be a lot more detailed here, I assume more people will struggle with this. I know not everybody will have a need for...

I've downloaded this MQTT explorer, entered the correct ip (no username/password) and it connects without problems So far so good it seems. Do you use this MQTT serivce yourself? Because when I enter http://10.10.10.225:1883/cars/1/state it still gives me nothing in response

A little step further: I found somewhere, that you need to add the following lines to the mosquitto.conf file: listener 1883 protocol mqtt listener 8883 protocol websockets I've did that now, but now I see a lot of "Client <unknown> disconnected due to protocol error." lines in the mosquitto...

The installation mentions Mosquitto, I assume this is an MQTT broker? If so, this is allready installed on the same system as teslamate, in the config files teslamate service file) it says Environment="MQTT_HOST=127.0.0.1" So I assume that this is enough to be able to access these values...

Probably a stupid question, but help is appreciated: I've installed Teslamate (debian guide) so no docker based installation. Everything works, data is being logged, grafana works and so on. My question now is about MQTT. I see on the teslamate docs page that you should be able to access data...

Sorry if allready been asked & answered: I'm running Teslamate on a 30GB virtual HD, but it now seems to be full after only about 2 years (50K driving) is this normal? Is there any way of clearing up some disk space or do I need to just add more? Thanks!

I've tried to connect with this command line: psql -h localhost -p 5432 -d docker -U teslamate --password I get the response to enter a password, so I'm assuming the outside connection is active, or am I wrong? The postgresql port set in the yaml file is 5432, which I also used in the command...

Hi all. Sorry if this has allready been asked & answered. I have a install of teslamate on my own ubuntu VM, but I'm totally not familiar, working with docker. I want to connect to the psql database, at first just to view the collected data, but later on, to maybe make a custom website, with...