Add it then.
Howdy, folks.
I’ve been trying to configure a Razberry Zwave board (and also enable wifi), but the instructions require SSH access which brought me to this thread.
The ‘Terminal & SSH’ addon is installed, and it finally hit me that I needed to manually start the it from the button at the bottom right. I found the web SSH web utility, but I’m not a command line guy, so I have been having a hard time figuring out how to follow the instructions here:
I’m still unable to get to the next step. Can one of you help?
Thanks!
I am using
SSH & Web Terminal
Current version: 7.8.0
and I can’t login it via the Web Terminal. I have set a user and password, here is my config:
ssh:
username: ovi
password: mysecretpass
authorized_keys: []
sftp: false
compatibility_mode: false
allow_agent_forwarding: false
allow_remote_port_forwarding: false
allow_tcp_forwarding: false
zsh: true
share_sessions: false
packages: []
init_commands: []
I then go to hassio dashboard, left menu select Terminal, type in login, my user name ovi then password and all I get is “login incorrect”
Any hints?
When I go to the terminal icon I am already logged in.
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Our command line:
$ ha help
➜ ~
that is right, but if I remember correctly there used to be a hint that you have to use the command “login” to drop to a shell?
Has that changed?
Actually, all I am after is to restart ffmpeg as described here: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/ffmpeg_noise/
If the ffmpeg process is broken, the sensor will be unavailable. To control the FFmpeg process of sensor, use the service ffmpeg.start, ffmpeg.stop, ffmpeg.restart.
and I can’t find any command to do that so I thought I’d look around via ssh
Only if you plug a monitor/keyboard into it or are trying to login/debug on port 22222…
ok, thanks. Any pointers then on how to restart ffmpeg service?
I am not sure what you mean by “restart the ffmpeg service” but try entering the homeassistant docker container.
docker exec -it homeassistant /bin/bash/
Well you told us that you use addons. Therefore you are running HA in docker.
In addition that page tells you how to stop & start ffmpeg. It is even highlighted.
If I have given you wrong information its not on purpose but rather I am new to this. I first tried to get home assistant running via docker but was missing out on a lot of features I read about which seemed way easier by installing “Home Assistant OS” - so no, I am not running inside docker, I installed Home Assistant OS in a VM. Accordingly to the installation instructions given here: https://www.home-assistant.io/hassio/installation/
Yes, I do use addons via supervisor (see screenshot below).
I tried following those instructions to restart ffmpeg by using the SSH & Web Terminal but am only getting this error:
ffmpeg.start
zsh: command not found: ffmpeg.start
Home assistant operating system uses docker.
You activate a service via the developer tools menu, or in a script/automation not the commandline.
Not sure if my situation matches any of the above. Running ancient versions of things but they have worked well for a long time.
- HA Core 89.1
- OS 2.10
- SSH Server Add-on 5.2
- DuckDNS 1.11
Everything has been working fine for a long time both thru duckdns and locally, and thru SSH port 22… Had a long power outage today (12 hours) and after that:
- ssh connections no longer work (says port 22, connection refused(
- HA came up fine if I access it thru the local netowrk
- the duckdns server access does not work, says no SSL certs.
Most interested in getting the SSH connection working again. SSH add-on config says port 22 and password all configured as usual. Any ideas where to look to debug this?
Additional info: Uninstalled SSH Server Add-on and tried to install Terminal& SSH addon. got error “Failed to install add-on, Unknown Error, see supervisor”