Have you considered running the virtual environment in a limited user account? I’m curious if you are still running Home Assistant this way or if you converted to using the generic linux host guide? I haven’t went down this path as I’ve just used the Home Assistant Docker images which I feel is easier to maintain. I’ve also created a guide ( https://blakeniemyjski.com/blog/installing-home-assistant-on-ubuntu/ ) that covers installing Home Assistant on Ubuntu Server LTS using the generic host guide with some additional steps to store the add-ons and backups onto secondary storage (to help prevent drive failures).
Have you considered running the virtual environment in a limited user account? I’m curious if you are still running Home Assistant this way or if you converted to using the generic linux host guide? I haven’t went down this path as I’ve just used the Home Assistant Docker images which I feel is easier to maintain. I’ve also created a guide ( https://blakeniemyjski.com/blog/installing-home-assistant-on-ubuntu/ ) that covers installing Home Assistant on Ubuntu Server LTS using the generic host guide with some additional steps to store the add-ons and backups onto secondary storage (to help prevent drive failures).