I’m able to run it from the terminal, and I ran chmod 755 /config/ha_gitpush.sh with the same issues
Hold the bus - why do you have /home in the path to the command?
To be honest, just something someone recommended on a different forum post.
Try just /config/ha_gitpush.sh
Error running command: `/config/ha_gitpush.sh`, return code: 128
NoneType: None
What’s in the script?
like the docs say, enter the HA container and try the command.
cd /config
git add .
git commit -m "config files on `date +'%m-%d-%Y %H:%M:%S'`"
git push -u orgin master
Works fine from both inside the docker container, and running it thru a terminal addon, just not thru automations.
I suspect that git isn’t available in the HA container.
Alright. How would I go about fixing it? I just don’t get why I can run it from within the HA container, and thru the terminal, but not the automations.
It is in mine.
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Set your log level to debug.
hey, same problem for me, im using shell_command for turning off windows PCs
shell_command:
turn_off_pc: "net rpc shutdown -f -t 2 -C 'Turned off from HASS' -U <winlogin>%<winpass> -I <winIP>"
im getting the same error as TS when trying to execute that from HASS (automation/switch)
Error running command: `net rpc shutdown -f -t 2 -C 'Turned off from HASS' -U <winlogin>%<winpass> -I <winIP>`, return code: 127
NoneType: None
that command works fine when executing manually from Advanced SSH & Web Terminal addon
seems like this started to happen after last Home Assistant updates
@bbro44 have you found a solution to the problem?
@nickrout Still just
Error running command: `bash /config/ha_gitpush.sh`, return code: 128
NoneType: None
seems like the issue fixed for me with 2023.7.0 HASS update
Still having the same issue here on 2023.7.2…
Anyone?
mostlychris mentions running this command in Terminal:
git config core.sshCommand 'ssh -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i /config/.ssh/id_rsa -F /dev/null'
in his YouTube video (Share Your Home Assistant Configs on GitHub Automatically. - YouTube). Doesn’t do it for me, does it work for you?