Can't STOP hassio - and keep it stopped

Installation Home Assistant OS
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I need to manually alter the data base, and have to stop HA for that.
I ssh into the rpi and do a

hassio homeassistant stop

The rpi is working, it takes some time and the command seems to have completed. When I now want to edit the DB I always get the info that the file has been altered by someone else already. And yes, if I open HA in my browser it’s up and running again.

What am i doing wrong? I mean there is STOP, START and RESTART. I assumed STOP would make it stop and keep it stopped?!?

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Tried this already :

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Guess what I tried FIRST?! :wink:
Same situation. It just comes back within 1min or two. Pretty pointless to have a STOP button that does the same thing as RESTART.

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Hassio homeassistant stop
Hassio supervisor stop

It is probably the supervisor that restarts homeassistant.

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There’s NO “supervisor stop”

Available Commands:
  info        Provides information about the running Supervisor
  logs        View the log output of the Hass.io Supervisor
  options     Allows you to set options on the Hass.io Supervisor
  reload      Reload the Hass.io Supervisor updating information
  repair      Repair Docker issue automatically using the Supervisor (BETA!)
  stats       Provides system usage stats of the Hass.io Supervisor
  update      Updates the Hass.io Supervisor
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Running hassos or other Linux ?
Systemctl stop docker will definitely stop homeassistant.

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You can try ha core options --watchdog=false
and then confirm it is false with ha core info
Don’t forget to set it to true afterward.

But alter the database? How much history are you keeping?
Deleting the home-assistant_v2.db and restarting would start a fresh one.
There’s also a sqlite addon for that, or the phpMYAdmin addon for Mariadb

Editing the db might itself cause corruption, however.

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The question is: Why is the STOP button not working? Maybe I should open a BUG?
Does it work for everyone else correctly?

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For me it works.

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Thanks.

Updated to all latest supervisor 209 and latest Home Assistant 0.106.6 on HassOS 3.12, but the problem still remains. I call it a BUG, but maybe some plugin/addon is causing some issues.

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Then post an issue on github.

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Log onto the system and enter this:

systemctl stop hassio-supervisor
docker ps -a -q | xargs docker stop

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