Gotcha… inside the container… but why do you want/need to access that?
Should also say if you are running HA-Supervised, you can’t play with the docker command… If you run HA-Core you can use docker-compose etc but then you can’t use the HA addons you get with Supervised.
Adding more mapped directory to HA container is always something I wanted to do, for example:
Trigger shell commands in HA to copy/move snapshot backup file to NAS rather than using shell script in host system with crontab (need backup and NAS folder)
camera.record to a different directory than shared or config (eg. not on SD card, a NAS location)
file sensor that gets updated every 5min by crontab script on host system, this must be in RAMdisk and doesn’t matter if lost after a reboot (any tmp folder)
Another question I wanted to ask was: What is /usr/share/hassio/tmp used for anyway?
Reason I ask is because as the name suggests, it’s a temporary directory, which means should be safe to place into RAMdisk and not bother syncing data.
As far as I can see, only snapshot uses it to tar addon data folder, before making a tar of everything. Nothing else uses it?