zajac-grzegorz/homeassistant-addon-cups-airprint

configuration is not persistent

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kissi7 commented

I am using HA OS, than I added repository and installed addon.

I added printer (of course I had to reset password for user "print" and allow "all" to be able connect to :631 port as @Local is not sufficient) but after the reboot of HA all confings are gone. Is this common behaviour or bug as it should store all changes in /config/... ?

zajac-grzegorz commented

The storage to /config folder is not implemented yet. Once I find some time this will be added.

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zajac-grzegorz commented

I am using HA OS, than I added repository and installed addon.

I added printer (of course I had to reset password for user "print" and allow "all" to be able connect to :631 port as @Local is not sufficient) but after the reboot of HA all confings are gone. Is this common behaviour or bug as it should store all changes in /config/... ?

Configuration is now persisted in the /data/cups folder. That folder maps to the docker volume managed by the Supervisor.

romeocontrol commented

Hello,
I am a little on the tube:
Where on earth is this /date/cups folder located at homeassistant?
Stupid question, I would still be very very grateful for an answer.
Many greetings
RT

zajac-grzegorz commented

Hello,

I am a little on the tube:

Where on earth is this /date/cups folder located at homeassistant?

Stupid question, I would still be very very grateful for an answer.

Many greetings

RT

By Hassio design it is not visible to the users, it is private to the Docker image that owns it. However it can be accessed indirectly, I know 2 methods:

  1. From a bash shell run within the hassio_supervisor container
  2. SSH to the Hassio operating system, then it is available in /mnt/data/supervisor...

More details is here:

https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/operating-system/debugging/

And here:

https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/operating-system/partition