I tried to open homeassistant on my localhost address without connecting my machine to internet at port 8123. http://127.0.1.1:8123/
It got opened successfully with hassio tab.
I tried to open hassio on my localhost address without connecting my machine to internet at port 3218. http://127.0.1.1:3218/
Received the error “Policy not fulfilled”.
Is there any way I can make updations in my configuration.yaml file of hassio and open hassio web apllication on my localhost address without connecting my machine to internet with the updations getting reflected in the application?
Thanks. I kept the allowed networks list empty and now I am able to open configuration files on my localhost address at port 3218 without connecting my machine to internet.
I think you are not understanding what you are doing and why.
Between all the installation options you are choosing the less common one: Hassio is meant to run on ResinOs on Raspberry Pi, and there is no reason to use it on a different unsupported system.
If you want to run Home Assistant on your Linux system follow the instructions for Python or for Docker, it will be up and running in minutes.
The second port is for the configurator. The policy not fullfilled is actually a login error.
Due to you might have enable ssl and connect with http or maybe you did not set a username/password.
Editing your config files can be also achieved by installing the Samba Addon:
I want home assiatant and hassio both on my linux machine. Also I want to get the knowledge about the source codes provided on github ( flow of the code and how to execute the code by merging the backend and frontend both).
Yeah, that is for configurator. I left the ALLOWED_NETWORKS list empty which was earlier set to my IP address. Now I am able to open configurator with my local IP.