Dustin C. Hatch
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Because the Home Assistant user's home directory is on `/var`, Python packages installed in the "user site" do not get the correct SELinux labels and thus run in the wrong domain. This causes a lot of AVC denials and other issues that prevent Home Assistant from working correctly. To resolve this issue, Home Assistant is now installed in a virtual environment at `/usr/local/homeassistant`. This directory is still owned by the Home Assistant user, allowing Home Assistant to manage packages installed there. Since it is rooted under `/usr`, files are labelled correctly and processes launched from executables there will run in the correct domain.
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# These are required to build Python packages that do not have wheels
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# on pypi.org for armv7hl
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homeassistant_arch_system_deps:
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- gcc
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- gcc-c++
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- libffi-devel
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- libopenzwave-devel
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- libudev-devel
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- make
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- openssl-devel
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- python3-devel
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- which
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