Configure Home Assistant Podman container
The default Home Assistant configuration does not allow running a reverse proxy in front of the application. To enable this, the `use_x_forwarded_for` and `trusted_proxies` options have to be set. Since we want `/var/lib/homeassistant` to be a Btrfs subvolume, we can't simply include the necessary files in the correct location in the rootfs image. Instead, we must define "copy tree" (`C`) actions for `systemd-tmpfiles` to copy them from `/usr/share/factory`. Unfortunately, `systemd-tmpfiles` considers `v` and `C` actions conflicting, and thus will not copy the directory contents recursively. Each file has to be listed explicitly.
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# Configure a default setup of Home Assistant (frontend, api, etc)
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default_config:
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http: !include http.yaml
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# Text to speech
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tts:
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- platform: google_translate
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group: !include groups.yaml
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automation: !include automations.yaml
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script: !include scripts.yaml
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scene: !include scenes.yaml
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server_host: '::1'
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trusted_proxies:
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- '::1'
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use_x_forwarded_for: true
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{}
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