45 lines
1.2 KiB
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45 lines
1.2 KiB
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QUICK FIX: Home Assistant Auto-Login
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PROBLEM: Long-lived access tokens don't work for web UI login.
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SOLUTION: Use Trusted Networks instead.
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YOUR COMPUTER IP: 192.168.68.193
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STEP 1: Configure Trusted Networks in Home Assistant
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From another device (phone/computer), open Home Assistant:
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Option A - Via UI (EASIEST):
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1. Settings > People & Zones
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2. Find "Trusted Networks" section
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3. Click "Add" or "Configure"
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4. Add IP: 192.168.68.193
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5. Save
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Option B - Via configuration.yaml:
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Edit configuration.yaml and add:
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homeassistant:
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auth_providers:
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- type: trusted_networks
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trusted_networks:
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- 192.168.68.193
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Then restart Home Assistant.
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STEP 2: Restart Dashboard
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After configuring trusted networks, run:
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~/scripts/restart-dashboard.sh
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The dashboard should now auto-login without showing the login screen!
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ALTERNATIVE: If Trusted Networks doesn't work
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We can try using Firefox saved credentials, but that requires
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manually logging in once (which you can't do without keyboard/mouse).
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The trusted networks method is the best solution for headless kiosks.
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