Adding HACS (Home Assistant Community Store) to TrueNAS Scale
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Very brief tutorial on getting the Home Assistant Community Store added to your TrueNAS scale instance of Docker Container based Home Assistant.
Copy this code to paste in the shell during the process: wget -O - get.hacs.xyz 303 | bash -
Exactly what I was looking for !!!
upvoting this video to .. Easy that even a 2 year old could do it , no nonsense and straight to the point ! (so comment to boost this video too ) =)
Aghhh there's a shell for each pod! Thanks duder!!
Glad I could help! Half of my content is just so I remember for the next time 😂
Perfekt Video for me as a beginner. Thank you!
The current version of scale I am running is a little different for me but I was able to find the little icon for Shell in the Containers listed for this application. Was a big help! Thanks
This fails every time for me, It starts unpacking the zip in the shell and then closes connection at 60-80% each time, any ideas?
Huge help. Thank you!!
thank you for saving my time 🙏
Glad I could help!
Cool, what about addons? Do they work as well?
I always get a "certificate verify failed" then "connection reset by peer" if I do a --no-check-certificate then I get a "503 service unavailable" (Wonder if it's my DNS provider or HA/TrueNAS version I'm on?) but thanks for video showing I am doing it right so I don't feel crazy!
i get wget not found error when i run this command inside the pod shell..
when i try to install wget with apt-get i get a root permission error
when i try to su i dont know the password... (its not the root password of the trunas system)
why TF is so difficult to run a simple command...
This fails every time for me, It starts unpacking the zip in the shell and then closes connection at 60-80% each time, any ideas?
There have been so many changes in cobia dragonfish and electric eel that I honestly don’t even know where to start. I’ll poke around though.
Anyone else not have a three dots menu or any visible way to get to the pod's shell?
Are you on scale or core, and which version? There have been quite a few changes in recent updates!
@@Randyisanerd TrueNAS Scale 24.04. Your video did put me on the right track and I found a way to get into the app's pod's shell through the TrueNAS shell
View container namespaces: k3s kubectl get namespaces
View pods by namespace: k3s kubectl get -n pods
Access container shell: k3s kubectl exec -n --stdin --tty -- /bin/bash