HestiaPi ONE v1.4-dev release

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Download Link - Mirror 1 - 1.5GB
Download Link - Mirror 2 - 1.5GB
Filename: hestia-pi-ONE-v1.4-dev-bullseye-6185.img.xz
MD5 Hash - 0a60eaf9219692428cb7216f63d4c92a

Place both files together and run
md5sum -c hestia-pi-ONE-v1.4-dev-bullseye-6185.img.xz.md5
to confirm.

Version ONE v1.4-dev details:

  • Based on previous 1.3-dev version (all features included)
  • Updated base distro to Debian 11 (bullseye)! This is supported by the Debian team until June 2026

There was a long discussion about the process of upgrading to Debian 11 and testing.

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Thank you for this. The download link at the “Download – HestiaPi” page links to a gitlab that is inaccessable without an account.

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@HestiaPi will be updating that link to match the one above. It worked at the time they added it, but GitLab only keeps the output from the latest job, so the files are gone and even people with accounts can’t use that link.

In the meantime, the link above works. I’ll make sure to provide a stable link for the next release to avoid this in the future.

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GDrive link added as Mirror 1 for .xz and md5 file.

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hi,
please i can’t connect thru ssh , bad password for pi and bad for openhab ,
where i can find this passwd ?

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For SSH access:

username: pi
password: hestia

You can access OpenHAB without any authentication over HTTP on port 8080.

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good morning,

I just realized my mistakes :slight_smile:.

I’m testing the application with a raspberry 3.

However I had not yet understood the procedure for implementing the application.

So far I had connected my RPI3 to my network via the ethernet port.

The rpi3 with the application connected to my ethernet network and I could use the Openhab Web interface via https://IP:8443/ but I couldn’t connect via ssh.

I then tried to create the image several times (using rpi-installer), adjusting the accounts in the configuration section without much success.

My current solution is to add my ssh key in the “OS customization → services” settings and of course NOT connect my PI3 to the ethernet network.

This way, the identification procedure via the cell phone takes place as planned in the application.

Now, access to Openhab is correct and the ssh connection doesn’t require a password.

Now I’ll try to install a temperature sensor …

Thank you for this free and beautiful application