Sudo: hassbian-config: command not found

[radeon]

Hey,

So i have recently installed Hassbian on a raspberry pi 3 after about a year of running quite happily on windows. I’ve always wanted to move away from windows and after helping a friend setup a raspberry pi, as a thanks he bought me one!

Anyways, I was running fine for a week, ran various hassbian-config scripts to install samba shares etc and all seemed fine. The only thing i had left to port was my amazon dash buttons. After a quick google i came across dasher: GitHub - maddox/dasher: 🔘 A simple way to bridge your Amazon Dash buttons to HTTP services

Installation went fine and i was up and I used the guide to setup dasher to auto-start:

Running Dasher on a Raspberry Pi at startup

Then after a reboot and I found that homeassistant was no longer?! It was just not booting. Dasher was working great but no hass?!

After a bit of searching, I found this:

Unit [email protected] not found

I was just installing homebridge and homebridge-assistant and I decided to restart and I accidentally did this command: “sudo nano sudo systemctl stop [email protected]” instead of: “sudo systemctl stop [email protected]” I noticed it gave me some daemon refresh and now I can’t run it. Edit: So I can now no longer run the automated service and have to run it manually. Does anyone know of a fix? I would definitely appreciate it! Edit 2: I figured it o…

This got me back up and running with hass and dasher all at startup but it seems by Hassbian scripts are now gone. If i try and run anything from GitHub - home-assistant/hassbian-scripts: Scripts used in the Hassbian image. like sudo hassbian-config install samba or sudo hassbian-config upgrade hassbian, nothing works and I just get " sudo: hassbian-config: command not found"

Any ideas?!

Please?!?!

[radeon]

Hopefully it’ll help someone else but I have fixed it myself.

• I logged into the PI as PI
• Downloaded the latest version of hassbian-scripts using :
  wget https://github.com/home-assistant/hassbian-scripts/releases/download/v0.6/hassbian-scripts_0.6.deb
  (worth checking for the latest on the releases page here:
  https://github.com/home-assistant/hassbian-scripts/releases
  you want the link to the latest deb file)
• Run
  sudo dpkg -i hassbian_scripts-0.6.deb (change the 0.6 to the version you downloaded)
• I then found I had a corrupt libssl so ran:
  sudo apt --fix-broken install
• That fixed the issue then re-ran the sudo dpkg -i hassbian_scripts-0.6.deb and i’m back up and running.

[toddw65]

Just wanted to say thanks as I had this exact same scenario today. Minor point that the hyphens and underscores have to match in the wget and the dpkg commands, i.e. - hassbian_scripts-0.6.deb vs hassbian-scripts_0.6.deb

Also, in my case, I found that I also had to do ‘sudo systemctl --system daemon-reload’ in order to get the homeassistant service back again for some reason.

Anyway. Thanks again!

[JuliusLedoux (Julio C Montoya)]

You helped me! Thanks!

[ludeeus]

Another metode that will allways download the latest version:

$ curl https://api.github.com/repos/home-assistant/hassbian-scripts/releases/latest | grep “browser_download_url.deb" | cut -d : -f 2,3 | tr -d " | wget -qi -
$ HASSBIAN_PACKAGE=$(echo hassbian.deb)
$ sudo apt install -y /tmp/”$HASSBIAN_PACKAGE"
$ sudo rm “$HASSBIAN_PACKAGE”
$ sudo systemctl daemon-reload

[JMoura (Jonni Moura)]

Thank you so much, you saved my time!

[Paul_Hurley]

also wanted to thank you!!

as an Australian I have noted that my timezone seems to be causing my network connectivity problems (including possibly this failure at first boot)

to those also stuck on this - check you timezone is setup correctly as this resolved much of these issues for me after downloading hass manually…

[hoatienii]

thanks very much, work for me