Hi
I’m trying out hass.io and like the idea pretty much
I’m using some command line switches to control remotely Raspberry GPIO’s.
Command looks like ssh [email protected] sudo /home/pi/raspberry-remote/./send 00001 1 1
SSH login without password is enabled.
The switch works in my productive Home Assistant environment well.
None of the tips did work for me.
It’s, as Dale mentioned, not possible to do sudo from hass.io.
Since I’m just an end user with very limited Linux knowledge, I decided to switch back to my standard homeassistant.
Happy to try hass.io out again later when it might be easier to use for me…
EDIT / Sidenote:
With a raspberry pi without password, you have a very high security hole inside your Network. Use private/public key login instead no password to aware that you not work for a botnet.
You can modify the “configuration.yaml” by Smaba, then SSH into hassio “ssh root @ip: 8123” and then execute the command “hassio homeassistant restart” to restart the Home Assistant server.