yes, thats working on HassOS for me
before i thougth i just need to use /config
but it was actually /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant
so /share will be /mnt/data/supervisor/share
so /config/test will be /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant/test
So I did this and was able to deploy it. The container started but is constantly restarting.
The logs only say: standard_init_linux.go:207: exec user process caused "exec format error"
When I follow the guide it automatically Downloads the wrong version. What do I have to do so that it uses the right version? And is this version still based on the Google Assistant libraries?
Ah fair enough, I didnât really look at the actual topic, I just assumed this was about ABYOâs version. Should read the actual original post next time
Same here. I stopped it, deleted my access token and restarted, then re-authenticated, and it acts like itâs working, but no broadcasts. Messages do seem to work, though, for instance âmessage/?message=Turn on the pond pumpâ does turn on the pond pump, and it shows in my activity. When I try and broadcast, it just shows âBroadcastâ
Mine seems to be compounded with too many changes/variables. My wife initially set them up using a GSuite account, and I set this up using s GSuite account, but she changed to a gmail account so her calendar would work. While troubleshotting, I realized I couldnât broadcast even when trying myself, or from my phone, and I was now in my own âhome.â And you canât invite GSuite accounts to your home, so I had to switch to a Gmail account. But even after all that, it doesnât work. It returns OK, but the dashboard says 100% errors when I look on Google.
Thanks so much for doing this! It picks up right where assistant-relay leaves off, creating a real device that shows up in the app and allows AV casting. Awesome!
Edit: Sigh, spoke too soon. All Iâm trying to do is be able to programatically play CNN via YouTube TV on my nVidia Shield running Android TV, something thatâs as simple as saying âwatch CNNâ to a nearby Google Home. That seems to be completely impossible, no matter what I technique I use. In this case, itâll start some random CNN clip from YouTube, but wonât start YouTube TV at all.
Edit2: This seems to work well for me to automatically launch a specific live channel:
Add a new file requirements.txt in the same directory of the Dockerfile.
Write this inside the requirements.txt: (maybe pyasn1 error is not necessary to fix. Iâm not sure.)
pyasn1<0.5.0,>=0.4.1
Put/Copy .asoundrc you made in Setup - Prerequisite in the same directory of the Dockerfile.
Build using Docker: (replace <your_name> with anything you want)
$ docker build -t <your_name>/ga-webserver .
(It may takes a few minutes to build. These might be a [WARNING] of apt-utils, but itâs fine.)
Back to First Run step
Change robwolff3/ga-webserver to <your_name>/ga-webserver in âDocker Runâ command or âDocker Composeâ.
Remember to set the address of your device. ( It takes me 3 times to get a working address.)
I think thatâs all. Hoping Iâm not forget anything.
Iâm noob to docker so Iâm not upload the files to Docker Hub, and sorry for my poor English.
Can someone tell me if itâs possible to use this solution on a Synology NAS, without a USB soundcard? I tried the dummy generation but it does not seem to work. Should some file be generated in /dev/snd automatically using the command?