22-12-09 06:28:07 WARNING (SyncWorker_1) [supervisor.addons.validate] Add-on have full device access, and selective device access in the configuration. Please report this to the maintainer of Samba NAS
22-12-09 06:28:09 WARNING (SyncWorker_0) [supervisor.addons.validate] Add-on have full device access, and selective device access in the configuration. Please report this to the maintainer of Samba NAS
Odd thing is, I no longer have this add-on installed. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Without media library everything is working as expected.
I just created a new key pair with ssh-keygen (enter, enter, enter, enter) and copied both keys. The public key was set using the addon “HassOS SSH port 22222 Configurator” from “~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub” - before I did this manually. rebooted twice.
As mentioned here: 🆕[add-on] HassOS SSH port 22222 Configurator - #224 by adamoutler
I changed also the private key for SAMBA NAS (from ~/.ssh/id_rsa)- but same behavior. ;-(
Thank you for for this addon. I have mounted a USB drive for recordings from the frigate and it works very well. I made a bit of a mess during the configuration attempts, how can I remove it?
Hi @Lucio_Tarantino thank you for this great add-on!
My setup is rpi4 with HD usb 500gb but it keeps spinning all the time even when not in use and this brings the temp of the HD quite high.
Any solution to set it to go in idle after X amount of time or when not in use?
Thanks in advance
power management for USB disks is quite problematic. Many Chinese adapters do not implement it or partially implement it.
By default a disk connected to a USB goes into standby when the USB goes into standby. This obviously does not happen if the disk is connected through a USB HUB.
You can do the following tests:
If the disk is connected through a USB HUB, try connecting it directly to the HA. If it suspends it is the fault of the USB HUB which does not support suspending ports. There is little to do but change the HUB.
If you have a Linux PC: try the hdparm -I /dev/... command to see how the disk is configured. In case you can always use hdparam to change the configuration.
If you have a Windows PC try leaving it plugged in to see if it goes to sleep or not. If it doesn’t suspend it means that the USB adapter can’t support it.
In the next version I plan to include smart control. It doesn’t fix it but it helps to see immediately if APM on the disk is enabled/supported.
Let’s see if I understand. Would you like to write to an external NAS Server using this addon? No you can’t, the addon was created to be able to use a HA Operating System as a NAS by exposing any additional disks not used by the haos itself via SAMBA.
I am trying to write files from my PC to sambaNAS running on HA. But I can ´t do it because windows shows “disk is protected against writing”. Sorry I am not good in explaining.
I’ve just found out about Samba NAS and have installed the add-on. Prior to this, I have been using Samba Share. Since the NAS still able to access the regular folders as the Share does, I am sticking with this version instead.
Now, I wish to access a remote media drive that is still within the same network as HA, but is not connected physically to HA. How do I input the line in samba NAS config file? From Windows, I am able to access it via \192.168.1.25\www\MUSIC. I want to share this folder within HA.
You can’t. There is an open architectural discussion about mount network share on HA (RFC: Mount Manager · Issue #2564 · home-assistant/supervisor · GitHub). This addon allow to mount disk that are physically attached to ha ( usb/sata etc ). The only remote possible with this addon ( but never tested! ) are the iscsi and USBoE protocols but you need a customized hassos image so is more simple to customize the image to have samba client on host level and mount disk via fstab.
