#Cypher looking for HACS
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Good
This is the version i'm running.
core-2021.12.9
oh wow lol
Not too old a core though. At least it’s <6 months old lol
I should update
New one every month
Is that what you just installed? Or have you had it for that long?
With multiple yyyy.mm.xx versions (the xx)
I've had it for a few months
I think it's outdated because it's running in docker, possibly
but I could be wrong
Docker doesn’t mean outdated by itself
Just checking. I know QNAP offers an ancient version of HA
well maybe just the specific instance that's fit to run on the synology 420+
What do you guys run it on?
If you have a version of HAss….updating it should be a synology thing
Learn how to pull a new version and run it for your hardware
Well the version I got was from the docker registry
So, how did you get your current version?
I don't mind running it natively, in non docker setup if it gets me the latest and greatest.
Opened docker, went to the registry, found searched for HA found the build with the highest stars and rolled the dice.
No, stick with docker….just trying to help you update
I have a synology. It updates me when new versions are available. That being said, I run HAss on Debian with docker-compose
So
sudo docker-compose pull home-assistant
sudo docker-compose up -d home-assistant
Does synology run native docker compose?
Is the pull to prevent it being down whilst it pulls the new container?
So i'm here trying to follow the guide but regardless of what you choose you seem to need a terminal which I don't think I have on synology
I know you can install the terminal in HA through supervisor > Addon store but that's not accessible
nvm I think I found it
you pull images. It's not correct, but you can think of them like CDs
You run images, and they are containers
The image contains everything that is needed to run a certain thing. In this case, HA
Ah yep