right now my frigate config is very basic and I have something like:

# amcrest cameras
cameras.driveway = {
   ffmpeg.inputs = [ {
      path = "rtsp://<user>:<password>:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1"
      roles = [ "detect" ]
   } ];
};

but I seem to be unable to get any audio from the cameras (I have enabled AAC audio in the camera's UI itself). Is there some additional thing I need to add to frigate/ffmpeg so that it will stream/record audio too?

Does anyone use esp32 boards? How far did you managed to get with declarative (or at least programatic) way to reflash the devices?

I have enabled services.esphome, which seems to use /var/lib/private/esphome as workdirectory directory. However, if files in the work directory symlink to elsewher (e.g. /run/secrets/esp/esp32-test.yaml) it complains with the following message.

ERROR Exception in callback functools.partial(<function WebSocketProtocol._run_callback.<locals>.<lambda> at 0xffffa09fc0e0>, <Task finished name='Task-3531' coro=<EsphomeCommandWebSocket.on_message() done, defined at /nix/store/qz8753g0sgf8xy253kpbpbrr3r4j340r-esphome-2024.4.2/lib/python3.11/site-packages/esphome/dashboard/web_server.py:175> exception=ValueError("'/run/secrets.d/11/esp/esp32-test.yaml' is not in the subpath of '/var/lib/private/esphome' OR one path is relative and the other is absolute.")>)

Raises ValueError if not relative to ESPHome config folder