I am currently trying to recover a ‘lost’ hass.io Snapshot instance. It seems I only have SSH access to hass.io via shh -p 22222. However I can’t find the location of the snapshot file, in order to safeguard it via scp.
Another option I do have is putting the SD card in my Synology Nas, so I can browse all the EXT4 volumes, but still I don’t know where to look.
I tried searching the Hass.io developer guide and this community but nothing. Via Samba it’s so so easy, but I can get Samba up.
on my system they are in /usr/share/hassio/backup but I am running hassio in docker on Debian. If you use Winscp and search for even your configuration.yaml it will be in a folder above that (the backup folder) You should be able to locate it - it will be there somewhere.
Thanks for the input above. You helped me actually not giving up. For the sake of documenting for the generations to come:
I’ve found the backup directory located here: usbshare1-8/supervisor/backup/
Note that I’ve inserted the SDcard to my Synology NAS, in order to be able to read the EXT4 file-system.
Thanks for the tips. I find a tar file there that is roughly the size of home-assistant_v2.db. I will copy that to offline backup. Does anyone know if recovering from a crash is as easy as rebuilding the system and then restoring the snapshot? I am running Supervised Hass in Docker.
I could use some serious help here last update my entire system shutdown when it came back up. dug down to my hass data all my snapshot/backups were gone except two. my entire system has reverted back to more than a month ago.
Hi Sir David,
have you checked whether the location of the backups has been renamed since Home Assistant moved from ‘snapshot’ to the ‘backup’ terminology? That would be my first direction in finding a solution.
I have refreshed multiple times and nothing. I think they are gone. also now since i have to start over almost at the beginning. I am have trouble even getting file editor working. its installed but will not load