Turns out the problem was not with the mount - that was working well.
Instead it was a user problem and I did not realize the process ran as
root and used a different home directory.
When I added the user homeassistant in the host and added it to the
User= configuration in the service file it
On Mon, 6 Jan 2020, Claes H wrote:
> Turns out the problem was not with the mount - that was working well.
> Instead it was a user problem and I did not realize the process ran as
> root and used a different home directory.
> When I added the user homeassistant in the host and added it to the
>
