mistralst
(mistralst)
August 23, 2018, 10:17pm
1
Hi,
I’ve recently switched from HASS.IO to standard HASS (tradicional home assistant) deployment. I’m currently running HASS on a docker on my Synology.
Question is: in HASS.IO I had the “hassio” tool I could use to do a config check, config reload, reset, snapshoting, etc…
In HASS seems there is the “hass” utility/script, but I just can’t locate it on my installation, seems is missing (“whereis hass” returns nothing).
Any help here? Thanks!
gpbenton
(Graham)
August 24, 2018, 3:06am
2
hass
is a shortcut for humans that is not included in the docker image. I gave an example of how to access it from the command line in the thread below, but I’m not sure if that would work on a synology.
You should access inside the container. Instead, you should execute the command from outside the container
$ docker exec ha python -m homeassistant --script auth --config /config add test test
User created
where ha is the container name and test is the username and password.