Allow API_USER to have access to commands #136
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Without this line added, the API_USER account cannot do things like enable/disable the beeper
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Without this line added, the API_USER account cannot do things like enable/disable the beeper
Summary of Changes
I added in a line to the entrypoint.sh that allows the API_USER to issue commands. This was the workaround fix I made on for my own uses. The sample uspd.users file mentions how
instcmdsworks hereWhy is this change being made?
This is needed in order to have Home Assistant do commands such as enable/disable the beeper.
How was this tested? How can the reviewer verify your testing?
Without this change, I got an access denied message when trying to run commands. I replaced the original entrypoint.sh with this change and created a new docker image on top of the instantlinux/nut-upsd and supplanted my new entrypoint.sh. I was able to issue commands after that.
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