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i'm trying to unify all mine pi containers volumes data into one hdd os one of them,so i installed (compiling since it does not exists officialy to armhf or arm64) vieux/sshfs to sincronize all this data using sftp,i can read and write all the files trough docker exec inside homeassistant container,but the homeassistant cannot start and it also says : Fatal Error: Specified configuration directory /config does not exist
btw,the volume is mounted into the /config location and i can access it there trough docker exec -it /bin/bash
Expected Behavior
start the homeassistant or recognize the /config folder
Current Behavior
the homeassistant application says that the /config folder does not exist,even it been accessible inside the container and i'm able to read and write any file in there
Steps to Reproduce
compile vieux/sshfs as i describe in this issue
2.use portainer to create the volume
3.also use portainer to get current homeassistant container and change the /config from mount to volume
4.start the container
This is going to be a permissions issue that sshfs is introducing. Testing via docker exec isn't a true test as that logs you into the container as root. You need to specify user abc.
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i'm trying to unify all mine pi containers volumes data into one hdd os one of them,so i installed (compiling since it does not exists officialy to armhf or arm64) vieux/sshfs to sincronize all this data using sftp,i can read and write all the files trough docker exec inside homeassistant container,but the homeassistant cannot start and it also says :
Fatal Error: Specified configuration directory /config does not exist
btw,the volume is mounted into the /config location and i can access it there trough docker exec -it /bin/bash
Expected Behavior
start the homeassistant or recognize the /config folder
Current Behavior
the homeassistant application says that the /config folder does not exist,even it been accessible inside the container and i'm able to read and write any file in there
Steps to Reproduce
2.use portainer to create the volume
3.also use portainer to get current homeassistant container and change the /config from mount to volume
4.start the container
Environment
How docker service was installed:
docker was installed using the official installation script to docker
Docker logs
_Homeassistant_logs.txt
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