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Home Assistant and Freqtrade

This gist contains all the configuration files you will need to have something like this on your HASS dashboard.

This is an example configuration to get you started. It assumes you use a split configuration in Home Assistant. I like to have a entities folder on root and then inside I have a folder for each entity type (binary, cover, light, switch, sensor, etc) but you may adapt to your own configuration style.

In the configuration.yaml file make sure that you have something like this:

Instructions:

npm install express faye-websocket ssh2 term.js
Create a public subdirectory
Place client.htm in public
Edit the ssh connection details in server.js. See the documentation for the connect() method in the ssh2 readme for more information.
Start the server with node server.js
Visit http://localhost:8000/client.htm in a WebSocket-capable browser

	Best setup for fail2ban for hosts with ssh and apache

	Jails (monitored services):

	- apache - Blocks failed login attempts use the below jail
	- apache-overflows - Blocks the remote host that is trying to request suspicious URLs, use the below jail
	- apache-noscript - Block the remote host that is trying to search for scripts on the website to execute, use the below jail
	- apache-badbots - Block the remote host that is trying to request malicious bot, use below jail
	- http-get-dos - Stops DOS attack from remote host
	- ssh - Blocks failed login attempts on the SSH server

	<!--
	Description: The following is the example code to use recaptcha.
	Notice: The function backend_API_challenge is the concept and you should implement it on the backend.
	Especially, you must keep your secret key in private all the time.
	Flow:
	1. Click the submit button.
	2. On the console, execute backend_API_challenge function.
	-->
	<html>
	<head>