This will guide you through the setup of HOOBS on an installation of Fedora 33 as an Unraid Virtual Machine.

• Autostart: Yes
• Name: hoobs.33vX
• Description: Hoobs
• CPU Mode: Host Passthrough
• Logical CPUs: 2
• Internal Memory: 1024
• Max Memory: 1024
• Machine: Q35-4.1
• BIOS: OVMF
• USB Controller: 2.0 (EHCI) (I don't have USB 3.0 on current hardware)
• OS Install ISO: select the fedora33 iso
• OS Install CDRom Bus: SATA
• Primary vDisk Location: Auto if on the array, below options for ssd
  • /mnt/disks/samsung_ssd/hoobs.33vX/vdisk1.img –> This one is vDisk on SSD (Current setup uses this)
  • /dev/disk/by-id/ata-“ID OF DRIVE” –> This one is passthrough
• Primary vDisk Size: 10G
• Primary vDisk Type: raw
• Primary vDisk Bus: VirtIO if on the array, below options for ssd
  • VirtIO –> This one is vDisk on SSD (Current setup uses this)
  • SATA –> This one is passthrough
• Graphics Card: VNC
• VNC Video Driver: QXL (best)
• VNC Password: leave this blank (or set password if concerned folks will get access to unraid!)
• VNC Keyboard: English-United States
• Sound Card: none
• Network MAC: whatever it is
• Network Bridge: br0
• USB Devices: none
• Other PCI Devices: none

• Select Destination
• Create User (Dirk Rockface / dirk) make them admin
• Leave Root account disabled
• Begin Installation

sudo yum update

• In home directory

  mkdir .ssh

• authorized_keys file needs to have keys in them. Copy over from harddrive, external drive, or create them.

• Turn off Password Auth

  sudo vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config

  UsePAM yes
  PasswordAuthentication no

  ChallengeResponseAuthentication no

• Also had to make similar changes in the file that is included in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/*.conf
  • but had to change folder permissions first to get in, then edit, then change back
• Then had to make sure the user home folder was 700 (which it was), the .ssh folder was 700 (which it wasn't), and the authorized_keys file was 600 (which it wasn't).

sudo hostnamectl set-hostname hoobs

sudo yum install -y nss-mdns avahi</code>

sudo systemctl enable avahi-daemon.service

sudo reboot

• use credentials from myQ account.

• Open a Chrome browser tab in Incognito Mode (or clear your cache).
• Open Developer Tools (View/Developer/Developer Tools).
• Click on 'Network' tab. Make sure 'Preserve Log' is checked.
• In the 'Filter' box, enter issueToken
• Go to home.nest.com, and click 'Sign in with Google'. Log into your account.
• One network call (beginning with iframerpc) will appear in the Dev Tools window. Click on it.
• In the Headers tab, under General, copy the entire Request URL (beginning with https://accounts.google.com, ending with nest.com). This is your “issueToken” in config.json.
• In the 'Filter' box, enter oauth2/iframe
• Several network calls will appear in the Dev Tools window. Click on the last iframe call.
• In the Headers tab, under Request Headers, copy the entire cookie (include the whole string which is several lines long and has many field/value pairs - do not include the cookie: name). This is your “cookies” in config.json.
• In the 'Filter' box, enter issue_jwt
• Click on the last issue_jwt call.
• In the Headers tab, under Request Headers, copy the entire x-goog-api-key (do not include the x-goog-api-key: name). This is your “apiKey” in config.json.
• Do not log out of home.nest.com, as this will invalidate your credentials. Just close the browser tab.