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So i've selected a full backup to restore into HA. Any thoughts on how long that should take? rpi3b
Can tell you if it's done right then it works perfectly fine (have gone HAOS to docker).
If you want to add the ability or suggest it then the github is perfect for that
Hi y'all. Need some help setting up duckdns on a container insall of ha. I'm Comming from ha os, and switched to docker, but I cant find any tutorials on how to set up remote acces it. am fairly new to this stuff
You probably want https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-duckdns for the DuckDNS part and https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-swag for the SSL side of things
I got that much, but I cant quite figure out how to configure that...
Well, I got it so far that my duckdns ulr showed a example site, but not homeassistant
Ok, so the DuckDNS side is sorted, and by the sounds of things you set up the port forwarding?
Did you configure the proxy to forward requests to HA?
dont think so
Jupp, had all of this working on ha os
@dusky flame When using Discord's Reply feature it defaults to pinging the person you reply to, which can get frustrating for the target. Use Shift + click on the Reply option, or click @ ON to @ OFF to stop this - on the right side of the compose bar.
You have to change this every time (thank the Discord devs for that).
Ok, so ... do you know what you're doing with NGINX/SWAG?
https://github.com/linuxserver/reverse-proxy-confs/blob/master/homeassistant.subdomain.conf.sample can probably get you moving
What is the difference between the Terminal add-on and connecting directly to the hardware (RPi4 in my case). I want to set the date, but have to pull the RPi4, connect a monitor and keyboard to it and then set it. How do I get the same level of privileges in Terminal add-on?
So, is there any way to set the date on the RPi4 without connecting a monitor and keyboard?
Restart it with a network cable attached, it uses NTP servers on startup
For some reason, that doesnt happen. Everytime there is a power outage and the pi restarts, date is set to 3 months age.
I have to manually set it back
*ago
bad battery?
You can setup debug access over SSH with authorized key https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/operating-system/debugging
can someone share the steps for docker install with persistent volumes?
hi guys, I recently moved my HA instance to SSD drive from SD card and now cannot retrieve the supervisor logs any more (Failed to get supervisor logs, 502: Bad Gateway) any Ideas on where to start?
Though https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/linux#docker-compose is better for your sanity
I am not sure if the Pi has a battery. Will check the link.
It doesn't. Pis don't have an RTC
@brittle yew Check out this thread https://github.com/home-assistant/supervisor/issues/3301#issuecomment-974684362
I'm having an issue where I'm trying to install the 10.1 core update, but at some point my Tinkerboard (the host) just restarts and never comes back up 100%. I can't seem to find any relevant information in the logs either. Previously my issue was due to a cert issue caused by Nabu, but this time around the HA core doesn't come up at all. Any recommendations?
sooooo my pie 4 b is displaying 10 or so line of text before displaying nothing
and cant connect by web
When? At boot? Later?
at boot
Did it ever work, or is this a fresh install?
fresh
And you did flash the Pi4 image, not the Pi3 or Pi2 images?
64bit?
And its actually Raspberry Pi 4b? and not one of the 237928 clones that have flooded the market the past year(s)?
these doesn't speak about the persistent volume setup, unfortunately
i got the pie from the real site and how do i tell if its 64bit?
Thats a choice you made
it does
oh when i got the pie?
What image did you use? where did you find it?
used noobs
the pis can be flashed with either 32 or 64
and hit download for window
Dont know noobs, so have no idea what you have
so where do i get the image?
thanks
alright i did it 64 same issue
What lines and what is "nothing"?
/\
cant see the lines go to fast and i get a blank screen
How long did you leave it?
5-10mins
wait longer
ok
assuming it has a ethernet cable that is known to be working plugged in to a port that is known to be working
And the SD card is new as well
if its not up in 30min, you should try a different card
Hi all ...im having issues with my home assistant cant control most things im getting "Your installation is unhealthy" mssg ...could anyone help? its running on rp-4
You didn't specify how you installed HA 😉
im kind of noob so im not sure how do you mean ....its installed on RETROFLAG NESPi 4 Case, Raspberry Pi 4 Case with SSD i hope thats what your asking ?
No, what installation method did you use? Go to Settings > System > Repairs > System Information (overflow menu in the upper right). What does it say next to installation type?
all im seeing there is Core Metrics and Supervisor Metrics no installation type is seen 😦
System informationYour installation is unhealthyLEARN MORE Core MetricsProcessor Usage0.4 % Memory Usage6.1 % Supervisor MetricsProcessor Usage0 % Memory Usage1.5 % COPY
it was with balena etcher from URL ...https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/releases/download/8.2/haos_rpi4-64-8.2.img.xz
and it worked fine for 2 month or so untill a week ago 😦
oops sorry i just recalled that it was install from Raspberry pie imager my bad
@floral spoke what versions appear at Settings > About
Home Assistant 2022.9.4Supervisor 2022.09.1Operating System 9.0Frontend 20220907.2 - latest
@floral spoke go to Settings > System > Hardware and use the 3 dots in the upper right corner to reboot the host
Lets see what happens with a fresh boot
supervisor should be 2022.10.0, HA should be 2022.10.1
you might have some connection issue if the updates aren't coming
@crude inlet its say reconnecting but seems like its stuck
ok its finished and connected now
any notifications for updates?
nop 😦
how about if i use a backup from lets say a month ago could somthing like that might work?
make a backup of current first. Then go ahead and try it
ive made a backup of the current ....now when i look at loder backups the only ones i can see are core backups ...are this the ones i should use?
loder=older
those are the automatic backups made when you update core
they will only restore the ha version
So it’s not going to help?
Any reason why Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi4 would take longer than the "20 minutes" to install... its been near 45 mins so far for me.
Depends on the speed of the SD card and your Internet connection
Most likely your SD card in my experience
Gotcha. 1GB fiber, so that makes sense
What brand SD card do you have? And, is it new?
@crude inlet any idea b4 I’m erasing my ssd and installing a new fresh system?
Make a full backup of what you got now and download it
No idea sorry. Gotta head out
Id have to take it out to see. Came with a pre-setup package... I'm sure it's probably budget, it is a 64GB one though
@crude inlet thank you so much
all good, install finished
@floral spoke Full back-up, then reinstall, then restore from backup, then updates
@remote veldt I would grab another at some point. Factory cards generally have the lowest write speed in existence
But, you could have got a nice one depending on the pre-setup supplier
Makes sense. New at this so wanted to get in easy. I'm assuming I'd be able to back up the current card and install on a new at some point?
@gritty siren I will try it thank you 🙏🏻
@remote veldt Yea, full backup, reflash and restore from backup at login screen
With the right software I'm sure you could clone the SD card, but idk if I'd do that
I swapped the power adapter from the Samsung phone charger that I was using to my iPad charger. Could that be the issue?
That fixed the time issue
Do not use a charger, use a proper power supply
I'd recommend you grab a pi4 supply
3.0A ☝️
@rugged osprey What are you trying to do on CLI?
Oh, time stuff.
On it!
Home Assistant isn't found in Safari anymore. What do I need to do?
I have had plenty of error messages in Terminal and still been able to access HA in Safari, but the one about SSL certification seems new to me:
https://hastebin.com/oxoquciqux.sql
Does restore from backup use dhcp or its old static IP? also how do i know when it is done?
You'll know it's done because it'll restart
Hey guys, im trying to install HASS OS on my Pi4 8GB, but the installation is constantly failing. I get: [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Error on Home Assistant installation. Retry in 30sec
and:
[supervisor.docker.interface] Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/raspberrypi4-64-homeassistant:2022.10.0: 500 Server Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.41/images/create?tag=2022.10.0&fromImage=ghcr.io%2Fhome-assistant%2Fraspberrypi4-64-homeassistant&platform=linux%2Farm64: Internal Server Error ("Get "https://ghcr.io/v2/": net/http: request canceled while waiting for connection (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)")
and also:
'ResolutionFixup.run_autofix' blocked from execution, system is not healthy
i've been trying to fix this since yesterday but nothing is working.
its connected by ethernet, set the router DNS to 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 but no difference.
Tried both 32bit and 64bit
same error everytime
The ffmpeg error has been there for a long time and hasn't stopped the UI from running.
Well... neither of those relate to your UI
Changing from http://192.168.0.14:8123 to localhost/8123 fixed it. Care to tell my why? 😄
localhost:8123 that is
Firewall?
Never thought about firewalls since I bought an iMac years ago. 🤷♂️
no worries, i got it to work
i ran: docker pull ghcr.io/home-assistant/raspberrypi4-64-homeassistant:2022.11.0.dev20221007 in the HASS CLI and surprisingly it worked
Turns out my local ip-address changed. Possibly when I reset the router the other day. 😄
Hello I just got my first raspberry pi today and am trying to set it up with HA. Im running into an issue where I cant access the device on first boot at the http://homeassistant.local:8123 or http://homeassistant:8123 and could use some help trouble shooting.
I used the imager to flash a Kingston SSD to be the boot drive and flashed a micro sd card to tell the pi to run off the SSD via USB. I followed the Paul Hibbert guide via youtube.
I have tried to locate the IP address for the pi using Fing but havent been successful using that method to access the 8123 site either.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is my first time doing anythign like this or even using a pi.
Thank you in advance
getting this error constantly in the logsWARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.websocket_api.http.connection] [140194553729264] Disconnected: Did not receive auth message within 10 seconds there's no indication of what is trying to use it
Where do I follow these instructions, i don't think it's docker-compose, but where then?
When using a reverse proxy, you will need to enable the use_x_forwarded_for and trusted_proxies options. Requests from reverse proxies will be blocked if these options are not set.
hey guys, trying to install on bare metal x86-64 following https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/generic-x86-64 and the first boot throws a lot of warnings and then loops a message about docker daemons not running. A reboot fixes that, but then it just sits at waiting for the cli and the web interface doesn't start
system is: (Intel Haswell) Pentium anniversary, 8GB of ram, with 3xspinning rust drives.
@wise rivet configuration.yaml
Look at the example in the docs
Can you ping the IP?
I'm thinking of moving from my proxmox install, to run everything under docker. Do people recommend running plain os, let's say debían, and handle everything by myself, or use some sort of distro like OMV or similar to put stuff behind a nice webui? Don't know what other stuff is around to handle docker containers. I'm well versed with handling everything with docker compose, but looking for options
Got it figured out. I had to reflash the image on the SSD and it worked first try
->
-> Check for updates
I gave up with HAos, and went with Debian and Core... and it's working!
sorry, meant to delete my message, I found the answer already
just installed HaOS, is this normal? https://i.imgur.com/NY84rTV.png
Currently on a trial of HAC cloud.....when I login I am unable to connect to my host?
"Connection failed: No response from instance"
so i tryed i dif card and still not working
well at homeassistant.local:8123 it says Preparing Home Assistant but no output to display
@tawdry hornet clicked the blue dot?
dosent matter just using ssh addon thanks anyway
Did a bit more reading and I've decided it looks like wiping my current server and installing proxmox onto it makes the most sense. Then having a couple of VMs to keep the windows box I need. Would you recommend the linux vm for HA?
I'm running on a bare Alpine Linux install running Docker. Did that before I learned Docker Compose. I have Portainer running as part of the stack that gives me the GUI (good for peeking at logs and such) but I don't use it to manage anything.
Thanks. I think I've decided that's the best thing to do for me. Going to be a pain setting up the vms. Just finished a backup of the windows drive. Now time to install proxmox. Appreciate it
Ok here's the solution to change the log file location for docker with homeassistant docker running run the following command docker exec homeassistant cat /etc/services.d/home-assistant/run copy that data into a new file onto your host edit it and add --log-file=/tmp/hass.log to the end of the exec python3 line then pass make sure you do chmod +x file_path then when running your docker make sure and pass in /file_path:/etc/services.d/home-assistant/run:ro annoyingly the fault log path doesnt change but i plan to put in a pr soon to fix that as well as get around having to do all that.
Why though? Docker lets you map files/folders however you want them?
Because the log file is polluting the config folder it's a common problem with docker users I'd greatly prefer to have all logs be in the posix standard folder /var/log/homeassistant like most others that have posted about it.
It causes an issue with a lot of people doing backups too I've been reading but have not encountered it myself yet
volumes:
/var/log/homeassistant/log.log:/config/homeassistant.log
isn't sufficient?
Nope as it still creates files in the /config folder
hELLO everyone ! Do you know, if it's possible to install HA on a web server? VPS, Cloud, or similar?
sure, but it kind of defeats the purpose
https://www.home-assistant.io/installation
It'll run on anything Linux, so if that cloud platform is Linux, you could.
It'll be limited, many things won't work, and ... running a local automation platform in the cloud seems... not well thought out
im currently trying to get home assistant to work through qemu/kvm on linux, and im not able to ping my router from the home assistant console, any reason why?
Did it get a DHCP lease from your DHCP server?
and did you set up bridged networking?
i believe so, a new device shiwed uo as an asterisk
i set it to use my docker network bridge
The HAOS console will show the IP address, if any
172.17.0.1
ah
and this isn't the address you need, either
what bridge would i need?
a bridge connected to your ethernet adapter
ah, alrighty, i can make that with networkmanager right?
ah, thank you
just got back to my pc, inside of the virtual machine, should the device name be br0 or the name of the device according to my host machine?
whatever your bridge is named
odd
Hi all. I am trying to find out why my VM of HA does not expand it's file system. From posts and HA docs, i understand that HA should expand the file system automatically but it remains at 93.5%. I've done all four things in the HA Clear up storage including the last resort of expanding the VM, but none of them affect the %. I have even written it up on the HA forums (https://community.home-assistant.io/t/file-system-not-auto-expanding-on-virtiabox/465672), but after two weeks, I still can't figure out it.
@elder viper if you shut down and allocate more space to the VM it should account for it on the next boot
If you're trying to use dynamic resizing on the fly I would say don't do that
I have rebooted, but I'll try a full shut down and restart. I'll check to make sure i'm not using dynamic resizing.
Looking at your post now
It looks as if my VM disc is "Dynamically allocated...". Being a bit novice at Oracle VM, is there a way to change it?
Cloning the machine I am using right now, and will then apply this article I just googled (https://www.howtogeek.com/312456/how-to-convert-between-fixed-and-dynamic-disks-in-virtualbox/).
Looks like I made the parent .vdi file 64gb, but didn't make the child .vdi any larger. Once I changed the child to 64gb, I launched HA and now i'm at 46.4%. And now I can finally finish updating. TY @crude inlet !
@elder viper nice. You still might look into where that space is going. Do you store camera media?
I am interested where that other space is going. I don't believe I am storing any media inside my VM. My machine is windows so I can run blue iris which is saving files to the PC, but shouldn't be in my VM. But I did try using portainer per a you tube. But it wasn't working so I removed the add-in. I guess it's possible the space is still being used?
You might try running ha su repair in the ssh addon terminal
Can do.
That would prune unused images and containers.
Very cool.
That may have cleared up a huge amount. Under "info" it now says Disk Used is 12.6GB of 62.3.
Odd thing is I can't open the logs, or see the supervisor/system/core info screens. They just say things like "Error while loading page logs" and only give a link to "GO BACK". Does the DB need more time (even if the putty says complete)?
In fact, under "Configuration" I can only open "Devices & Services", "Add-ons, Backups & Supervise" (but can only see add-ons), and "Settings". All of the other Configuration links say error loading?
Hi, I’m trying to install HASS OS inside KVM (using virt-manager) on Kubuntu, how would I configure the bridge / networking?
Got my final issue fixed. Full VM shutdown and reboot, and now everything new and working.
Hi, I am new to HA, and have installed HA on a Generic x86-64 computer (Beelink BT 3 Pro with 4GB RAM). The installation at all took minumum 3 hours until the Onboarding was available. HA is also extremely slow. Add-Ons cannot be installed. In the logs I am gettting a lot of error, e.g.:
2022-10-09 06:46:41.854 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /backups request
2022-10-09 06:46:41.858 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Failed to to call /backups -
2022-10-09 06:46:44.845 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /host/info request
2022-10-09 06:46:44.849 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Failed to to call /host/info -
2022-10-09 06:46:44.852 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /backups request
2022-10-09 06:46:44.856 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Failed to to call /backups -
2022-10-09 06:47:40.848 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /core/info request
2022-10-09 06:47:40.854 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /supervisor/info request
2022-10-09 06:47:40.858 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /os/info request
2022-10-09 06:47:40.862 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /info request
2022-10-09 06:47:40.871 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Error fetching hassio data: Error on Supervisor API:
Hi! I'm new to HA, I'm looking into purchasing a PC to run it as a server in my house, im trying with a virtual machine, using oracle VM virtualbox and followed all the instructions. Everything is working great and it runs on the virtual machine, when I try to do the first step (Preparing home assistant) it's been stuck for almost 40 minutes now, not sure what I have to do, if I go to the observer it shows that the supervisor is connected, supported and healthy, but my supervisor is completely stuck for the last 25 minutes, its not moving or doing anything
22-10-08 23:43:19 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.module] Create new issue IssueType.NO_CURRENT_BACKUP - ContextType.SYSTEM / None
22-10-08 23:43:19 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.check] System checks complete
22-10-08 23:43:19 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.evaluate] Starting system evaluation with state CoreState.RUNNING
22-10-08 23:43:22 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.evaluate] System evaluation complete
22-10-08 23:43:22 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.fixup] Starting system autofix at state CoreState.RUNNING
22-10-08 23:43:22 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.resolution.fixup] System autofix complete
These are the last tasks it did, but then it just stopped
Just rebooted everything, double check every single thing to see if it was working and It appear it was, I'm getting stuck at the exact same spot
I've only installed HA once, but the first time I did I ran into similiar issues with some pre-flashed HA version on the micro SD that I got with the Pi.
IiRC I just redownloaded HA and it worked like a charm. It might help you, it might not.
on the network section of this as i am now doing this, could i set the same options to allow SLAAC on the bridge to true to allow Home Assistant OS in the VM to have IPv6(im doing thread stuff)
Actually, Dont Worry, Fedora has a diffrent tool used for that and ive worked it out based on this https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/virtual-machine-manager-bridged-network-why-so-complicated-to-achiev/38979
just had to setup a bridge that had both set to auto
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host_os: Home Assistant OS 5.12
``` that's .. very very old
The unhealthy and unsupported words should be links to tell you the problem
If you have a recent backup, starting fresh by restoring that may be the quickest option
the links simply point to the "/hassio/system" section of the webpage which appears to be the "Supervisor" tab
This is the section that just gives the spinning circle
I don't have a backup of the VM so unless this is a recognised problem with a fix it doesn't seem worth spending time on it
best just start with a clean install
Do you have console/SSH access?
Can you get the supervisor logs?
Without more information it's going to be hard to know whether this is a known problem, or not
SSH is blocked (I don't know why), I have to use the main PC CL interface with the ha> prompt
That does give me logs and "supervisor info" gets me the info block that I originally copied
I tried a "supervisor update" which reported that it ran successfully
...but the logs complained about an unsupported websocket command
The primary version listed is 2022.09.1 which looks "new" but as you have pointed out the core seems miles behind
The VM has been "off" for the time in between me playing with this- I wonder if a recent "auto" update afetr I restarted the VM has failed due to being so many versions behind
The Supervisor auto-updates, but you have to manually update the OS (and Core)
I'd not expect that it'd auto-update to a version of the Supervisor that's not supported by an OS version, but it's possible the devs never expected somebody to have such an old OS
Hi, quick question about backups.
Let's say my hard drive dies and everything got wiped.
Could i restore everything (including deConz Settings, ESPHome, Node-RED..) with a full backup made with the home assistant backup function?
Yes, assuming you were smart enough to not leave the backup on the computer
Yes, i want to save the backups to another pc or the cloud (not sure yet), but i wanted to make sure, that it is enough if i use the backup from home assistant or if i have to backup the whole folder.
Thank you for the answer 🙏🏼
The backup essentially backups the whole folder
There are addons that can make a backup and upload it to Google Drive too for example
I am seeing this error when trying to update Core to 2022.10.2:
22-10-09 16:07:45 INFO (SyncWorker_7) [supervisor.docker.interface] Updating image ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.1 to ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.2
22-10-09 16:07:45 INFO (SyncWorker_7) [supervisor.docker.interface] Downloading docker image ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant with tag 2022.10.2.
22-10-09 16:08:26 ERROR (SyncWorker_7) [supervisor.docker.interface] Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.2: 404 Client Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.41/images/ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.2/json: Not Found ("no such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.2: No such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.10.2")
22-10-09 16:08:26 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Updating Home Assistant image failed```
Looks brand new, so it's probably not ready yet for all builds
Hello how are you well I hope someone can help me to start "Home Assistant"
you would start with the installation instructions: https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/
can a Pi 1 B+ v1.2 run Home Assistant? from 2014
No
From that link:
Raspberry Pi 4 (Raspberry Pi 3 is ok too, if you have one laying around). Raspberry Pi are currently hard to come by, use RPilocator to find official distributors with stock.
After a couple false starts, the virtualbox installation method was drop dead easy as far as getting my feet wet. thanks whoever / everyone!
HA OS bugging me for an upgrade, but clicked install (second time?) and it says no update. Caching? Need restart?
r_c_l I still use virtualbox since my rpi SD died, and I never got around to moving back. It's so nice and fast! 🙂
After a few minutes the notification went away, and looks like it's updated. Must just be some async process.
hi. I have a supervised v.2022.08.07, was trying to update to 2022.10.02, but it took forever, over an hour. So I restarted and tried to do a manual backup, which also is taking forever. What next?
Hi, this only affects the v6 side of my home assistant os installation, would manually editing the network configuration to specify a token (https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/ip-token.8.html):
- be dangerous/put my install into a unhealthy state
- get wiped away by os updates
(also if i wanted to make a issue/pr to get this added to the network configuration what repo should i use)
hello, I have version 0.117.2 of HA, can I upgrade to the latest version? if so, can someone explain to me how to do it? thank you
Two years of breaking changes...
You've got two choices here
- Read the release notes of each version, note what breaking changes impact you, and apply the fixes as you upgrade from version to version - you may be able to skip a few releases at a time
- Throw caution to the wind, upgrade to the latest stable release, and then fix everything that breaks
- Clean install and set up again, copying over automations and script, etc., manually
yes, I was guilty behind. i will delete everything and paste the codes manually.
I have a Denkovi USB module but I have problem with running Denkovi Command line tool. My problem is with installation of Java.... Can you please help me with Java installation on Home Automation on Raspberry Pi?
You can't install Java on Home Assistant OS
So is there any chance to control Denkovi relay board via USB?
If somebody writes an integration for it
Hi, would anyone here have an idea of why this fails for me? config $ ha available-updates ERRO[0000] Unexpected server response. Status code: 403 Unexpected server response. Status code: 403
I do use ssl, if that may have anything to with this not being allowed...
Unknown then I guess. No clue in the log either. What should it normally return?
By installing Home Assistant on a virtual machine, what can I do with it
What do you mean?
It makes no real difference whether it's directly on hardware, or in a VM
Ok I understand better
can i contact you privately if i have any problems.?
If you have problems, that's what the channels are for @broken peak
ok thanks
Hello everyone, I am trying to install the latest HA version on an Android11 tablet using TERMUX. I manage to install all dependencies and even HA Core gets succesfully installed. However, when I run hass -v? I get an error Unable to set up dependencies of default_config. Setup failed for dependencies: hardware. I am struggling on this since 3 days. Can anyone help please?
Not supported
If you've got the skills and experience to run that effectively you'd know how to find out what the problem is
sorry I am new to this space. What do you mean by non supported?
It's not a supported install method
you mean the installation on an android tablet?
Correct
any where I could read more about this dependency : hardware. I honestly have no clue. I could install thanks to a lot of guides available on the HASS community
Well, check the log file
If you're having problems with your updates to your configuration:
- Check the troubleshooting steps
- Check your log file - remembering you may need to set logger to
infoordebug - Explain what the problem you're having is - sharing configuration, errors, and logs
how can I get the log file?
Keep in mind that come December you'll need Python 3.10 to be able to upgrade HA any further
Did you bother to look at all at the bot message?
There's a bunch of links you can click and read
I have python 3.10 installed
Then you only have to worry about 3.11 next December
Have you been able to resolve this yet? I'm seeing the same thing...
I tried again about 4 hours later and it went through without issue or complaint.
hmm, ok. Thanks.
I cannot get to the supervisor panel, even after things like "supervisor repair", "supervisor reload", etc.. everything else seems available. logs are saying things like "[supervisor.api.middleware.security] Invalid token for access /app/entrypoint.js". Is that normal? This is an install from about a year ago that I'm trying to get back up and running. currently HA 2021.11.15
isnt that done from the supervisor, which I cannot get to? Ive tried various (command) update from the "ha >" prompt... must be missing one
trying a "core check", but that just sits there at "Processing..." for about 5 minutes now. But maybe thats the one that needs an update.
if you can use ha commands from ssh, then you can update anything
I can get at the "ha >" prompt from console (this is a pi3), but cant remember ssh u/p
I'm trying to install HACS on home assistant CORE in UNRAID docker container.
The part I'm stuck on is "Change to the user that is running Home Assistant"
What exactly should I do in here?
You wanted the #integrations-archived channel for help with HACS
This is the channel for installing Home Assistant (and troubleshooting those installs)
You're also reading the wrong part of the HACS docs
so I manage to make it work in the Safe mode atleast. Wonder if that says something?
"core update --version 2022.10.2" says command completed successfully, but core info still indicates 2021.11.5, even after reboot. I might just reinstall again...
I am trying to troubleshoot a Sonoff Dongle which I recently purchased but I cannot seem to get past even the basics of HASSIO. I have a dongle which works which I configured via the UI and manually in /config/zigbee2mqtt (the two configs a different but the file has all the up to date info). However if I replace the old dongle with the new to be tested one and update the yaml file(not through the GUI) and perform a restart via the zigbee2mqtt addon. The log file shows it is still referencing the old Sonoff. Does anyone have any ideas?
To make matters more confusing, if I update the yaml file via the add-on web UI it works.
upgrade home assistant probleme
homeassistant.exceptions.HomeAssistantError: Error updating Home Assistant Core 'HomeAssistantCore.update' blocked from execution, system is not healthy
-_-'
soo, what i can do to get over that
Home Assistant 2022.10.1
Supervisor 2022.10.0
Interface: 20221006.0 - latest
why HA insists on not allow me to update or use adons when "system not healthy" for no reason!
?
It's "not healthy" for a reason... we just don't know why, but your system should tell you
There should be a link that tells you the problem
if ha open I can check the link
the probleme is HA dont even open =/
this should never happens after an update
on ha
if works if system is healthy before update....why this happen after updating ha?
this is a mess =/
Are you using Home Assistant OS, or did you make the mistake of picking Supervised?
i'm using debian with supervised since 2020
Ah well, there we go
Make sure that you've kept your system updated with changes to https://github.com/home-assistant/architecture/blob/master/adr/0014-home-assistant-supervised.md - failing to do that will lead to the system being unhealthy - particularly if you're running Portainer, or any other Docker images
It does
i did an full pgrade to debian now I can access to HA and observer
but sill all adons are not working
where i can check the messasges for unhealthy?
I wil do unistall the portainer
You need to uninstall any other Docker containers and any software not listed in the requirements
but i need to get a list of it
A list of what?
of what HA is saying is not allow
I think i only have portainer on it
nothing more
No additional software, outside of the Home Assistant ecosystem, is installed.
I'm guessing you never actually read the requirements there, because that's pretty clear
Right, but you did
That's what caused it to break. If you've cleaned it up fully then try a host reboot and see if that helps.
cleaning apt, doing a su repair now, and then I will reboot
let see if helps =/
I need to move everything to unraid intead of proxmox
thats an headatch
you chose the hard way 🤷♂️
Chose the hard way, ignored the requirements, is surprised when it breaks...
still
Supervisor: Connected
Supported: Unsupported
Healthy: Unhealthy
still unsuported unhealthy, without saying why
You're on Debian Bullseye?
Distributor ID: Debian
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
Release: 11
Codename: bullseye
i'm doing core rebuild
Try a supervisor repair
ok
connectivity
busctl get-property org.freedesktop.NetworkManager /org/freedesktop/NetworkManager org.freedesktop.NetworkManager ConnectivityCheckAvailable
that gave me false
and I finally got every working
-_-
pain in ass
Now switch to HAOS and you won't have that pain again
switch proxmox to unraid and supervisor to HAOS
for sure
thanks @humble mirage
i really apreciate your help
Hey erveryone ... I decided to step up the game a little and moved away from a VM trying to set up a supervised installation on ubuntu(not officially supprted, i know).
Besides the fact that the interface is now way more fluent and responds faster, which is great, i have that strange behavior now where a reboot of the whole system takes me back into the onboarding. to make things even more awkward, the non-default highlight color I set remains somehow. If i complete the onboarding and set up the first things one more time, everything looks great again. restarting only home assistant works fine and takes me to the login. just the reboots of the entire machine make me go way back to the onboarding. i tried to check logs and find any errors to find out what's wrong but didn't find anything so far.
Any buzzwords that i should dig into?
Hi ! recently i tried to update home assistant supervisor but it fails. 22-10-11 16:39:14 ERROR (SyncWorker_6) [supervisor.docker.interface] Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0: 404 Client Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.41/images/ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0/json: Not Found ("no such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0: No such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0")
22-10-11 16:39:14 ERROR (MainThread) [supervisor.supervisor] Update of Supervisor failed: Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0: 404 Client Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.41/images/ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0/json: Not Found ("no such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0: No such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-supervisor:2022.10.0")
@past ridge started with a reboot of the whole system and not just HA?
Its on my rpi4, rebooted it many times. Nothing changed.
Tried changing your DNS server?
hmmm, I have the issue where I start up the VM and ESXi tell me no boot device. (I am using the vmdk image as the HD).
Is restoring a backup from a ha os vm to a compute module 4 install a bad thing? ”Nothing” seems to work. Addons doesn’t start, the conbee stick can’t be found, onboard bluetooth won’t initialize
Should work fine, it's just the config that's backed up and restored
Of course, not all add-ons may be available for the Pi
I’ll restore again and see
had to turn off secure boot
Anyone have a clue? #installation-archived message
@quasi light where did you find that command?
the command for updating would be ha core update --version=2022.10.3 for instance
or just ha core update
@rugged urchin reboot the system after a restore
Settings > System > Hardware > 3 dots in the upper right corner
ssh into HA, then issue 'ha' press enter brings up that amongst others...
I was hoping this would indicate on a broader level what parts of the system had updates... But take it this was something for core only then?
Yes, but the command fails...
it does the same here. Going to downgrade, triggering available updates, and try some more
Thanks! 🙂
Thanks but doesn’t work. I reverted to my vm until I feel sane to try again. I’m wondering if the 12V power supply can’t power the extention cable. I have issues without the cable but at least the ttyama0 shows up without the cable. However, regardless I cannot add it to homeassistant. No addons shows as started even though I can ssh into the cm4
The reboot was specifically about addons appearing as not started. You aren't just restarting HA, right?
That only restarts HA
It doesn’t really matter what I try and restart, the addons or HA. Things are messed up after the restore
That's why I am saying to reboot the system
An HA restart only restarts HA
That's one container
No, I restart the system
To no change
I’m going to try an earlier backup as soon as I come back home
Yeah what happened I cant ever roll back to an earlier backup. :/
hello I installed home assistant on my raspberry 3 everything was working fine until this morning. impossible to connect and it displays this error message <blk_uptade_request: 1/0 error, dev mmcblk0, sector 1247752 op 0x0: ( read ) flag 0x0 phys_seg 1 prio class 0
@lavish anvil is that a sd card failure? You seem to know the errors better than most lol
that sounds like emmc
and doesn't sound good
Might be SD card too, I don't run SD cards on any of my systems 
Hey guys! I'm changing my RetroPi into a HomeAssistant machine. I've tried everything I can think of to get HomeAssistant onto an SD card, but for some reason, it's not showing up on my network, or through homeassistant.local:8123. I've tried 3 different kinds of SD Cards, reflashed Raspberry Pi OS on (that works), but HA is not working at all. Any ideas?
which pi is it? try pinging the ip, not the hostname, if pings are successful try to open the page
Pi 4 8gb
That's the problem though, I'm not sure the ip address. It looks like I was able to get it when it had Raspberry OS on it, but now it's not showing up with HA on it. Pinging the IP with the Raspberry OS, did nothing, so I'm guessing it changed lol
Log on to your router and check for devices you can verify the ha up address to use from the router information
Sorry up should read ip
That's where I'm trying to find the IP. I have a UDM pro and am looking at wired devices.
It's almost like there's something wrong with the flash that doesn't let HA fully run or something
can you connect a keyboard and monitor to it?
Putting it on a monitor shows a black screen, then it flashes a lighter black for a quick second, then repeats
Sounds like your rp is broken. You should get Linux boot screen
How are you writing the sd?
Yes. It loads Raspian, or Raspberry PI os just fine
Did you put 64 bit kernel on 32 bit hw? Are you sure sd is not upside down or not fully inserted?
It boots raspbian, on the same sd card, but doesn't load HA OS?
Correct
Seems like it's not even starting the kernel, which implies a MBR/boot problem. Not even started loadlin/grub/whatever it uses
Any idea how to remedy that?
use balena etcher to write it?
I'm just looking for my sd card adapter so I can try doing it here.
but my rpi has no screen, so it's a pain to diagnose 🙂
got it, will try and write haos
mine is a rpi 3 though
Appreciate it
creating a backup on my virtualbox HA, so I can restore it onto the RPI.
The SD card was literally running raspbian 5 minutes ago before I formatted it.
it's validating the write now.
it's pretty normal/common for sd cards to get broken, btw. they just don't last.
Yeah, super weird that it's happening to multiple cards though. 😩
shutdown my main, starting my rpi
Looks to be doing fine. I got the "preparing home assistant"
yup balina etcher with haos_rpi3-64-9.2.img.xz
maybe try the rpi3 version, just in case rpi4 image is broken?
are you doing from Url or downloaded file? I wget it first, in case my internet flakes out.
might as well 🙂
did you happen to set the usb_boot_mode=1 and have a usb drive of some sort plugged in?
or maybe rpi needs eeprom reset? https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151
Once mine boots, I better check it started off the sd, and not the usb drive, too 🙂
Still giving it a second to boot
you should get the "preparing" screen at http://homeassistant.local:8123/ after maybe a minute
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
fix your local dns
means the haos has not registered that name (yet?)
mstone: given his previous report, it's probably not booting at all
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN only happens after boot im dumb
What is it doing when "Preparing Home Assistant (this can take up to 20 minutes)". That's forever...
I don't ever even get that
does etcher extract xz?
i only work with .img
sounds to me like you are flashing the .xz
looks like my boot is borked. It's trying to download an image that doesn't exist
homeassistant:2022.10.3/json: Not Found ("no such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/raspberrypi3-64-homeassistant:2022.10.3: No such image:
No good on this one. Is there a different URL I can try?
"docker pull" on my other machine worked in a couple of minutes :/
just go with the pi4
download it AND extract it
I've got to start my VM HA for the hourly stats run now
then use the flasher with the extracted file
Trying that now
afk, feeding chickens, going inside.
Well, I've tried the 32 bit, 64 bit, Pi4, Pi3, Extracted, and Zipped
the pi needs internet, power and a sd card with haos on it. thats all, you almost cant f this up
I know right? Installing Raspberry OS was easy. First try. No issues.
Idk why this is so hard. Ethernet is working just fine too
thats the difference, raspberry os comes with anything you need
haos does not, it comes with a skeleton and needs to download parts upon first boot
it's not going to start up unless you give it internet access
Other than plugging in an active Ethernet line, what else is there to do for that
plug in a monitor, see what its doing
Black screen that blinks a lighter black for a second. Then repeats. Nothing really visible.
how big is the file you select in balena etcher? to the byte
hes still flashing the wrong image I believe
I usually download the file. Can probably check the sha too
https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/releases/download/9.2/haos_rpi4-64-9.2.img.xz
thats all he needs, continues to talk about 32 bit though so 🤷♂️
I know it’s 64 bit. I tried flashing that like 10 times. Just tried the others out of boredom
How long does it usually take for HA to boot the first time?
That depends on your internet connection
Takes a minute or two to get the web interface, then maybe 20 to download. But if you’re not seeing boot messages it’s not starting
Fwiw etcher desks with xz files fine. I just used it
I can help in about 12-14 hours tomorrow, but my folks are staying with me now, in my office, so no monitor
Are you sure that you have a pi4? These are with usb c, just making sure you dont run the wrong image
Some folks discover that they only have a rpi3 this way
If you just need HA use a virtualbox today 🙂
He tried rpi3 image for a joke too
@sturdy iron which timezone are you in?
The time on my RPi4 gets set with 2 hours lag. How do I fix this?
@sturdy iron can you take a photo of your pi and post it here? Use something like Imgur
hello I installed home assistant on my raspberry 3 everything was working fine until this morning. impossible to connect and it displays this error message <blk_uptade_request: 1/0 error, dev mmcblk0, sector 1247752 op 0x0: ( read ) flag 0x0 phys_seg 1 prio class 0
Looks like your SD card might be going bad
Any clues on this?
22-10-12 16:38:53 ERROR (MainThread) [supervisor.os.manager] Home Assistant Operating System update failed with: signature verification failed: error:2E09A09E:CMS routines:CMS_SignerInfo_verify_content:verification failure
I can't start home assistant because the home assistant CLI is not responding
Here's an imgur album: https://imgur.com/a/0PElhnb
I took photos with the case on, off, and the Pi off and on. Hopefully that helps give some insight
is your host time correct?
signed data uses certificates and validating certificates needs current and correct time
@sturdy iron You should probably try without the case's other stuff in the way.
No USB ports connected, Ethernet straight in to the pi
Also there's no reason to try the pi3 image on a pi4. That will definitely result in a black screen and no boot
Yeah, I knew it wouldn't work. Just for kicks.
Never had any USB ports connected. Only Power, HDMI, and Ethernet
Hmm
Unplugging the ethernet extension and plugging directly into the pi
I forgot the NesPi case has some of that stuff
GOOD NEWS EVERYONE
Disconnecting all the extensions (and extracting the file before flashing) fixed it
I have been using HA for a year now. Ive made a lot of mistakes but re-configured many times. Yesterday, there was a supervisor update while I was at work and I performed the update. All hell has broke loose since then. I can no longer create a VM in Virtualbox on my Windows computer that will load up. There are so many errors. I have downloaded new software, virtualbox software, everything so that I can load one of my backups. I can get nothing to work.
Hi all, I need to add nomodeset to the grub, but I can't find grub.cfg anywhere, anyone know how to modify it?
For Home Assistant OS?
yes, on a "generic" machine
Hmm, that's odd. When the machine boots up I get a grub screen where I can select the partition. It hangs unless I add nomodeset when loading the kernel
hassio is alive?
This was a headless ubuntu server before, but I'm pretty sure I cleared everything
It's the latest, forget the version but I did an update after installation (last night)
then it's supervised given you say ubuntu
you are running out of supported territory by doing that
so tinkerers question is left: what are you trying to do?
It was previously a ubuntu machine, now it's just the OS using the belenca method from a ubuntu live usb.
I was speculating why I would have a grub menu if there is no grub. What is the default haos bootloader?
My goal is to have haos running on a dedicated machine. Currently I need the nomodeset boot option or it just hangs when booting. I have to add this by hand, but would like to make it permanent
i guess you are seeing grub from the live usb? how does installing haos include a ubuntu live usb?
Usb is unplugged when booting after install. I used this guide:
https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/generic-x86-64
2. Copying a live operating system (e.g. Ubuntu) onto a USB device. Then, insert this USB device into your x86-64 hardware and start the Ubuntu.
* To use this method, follow the instructions of your Live distribution (e.g., this Ubuntu guide). Once you booted the live operating system, follow the steps described in the procedure below: Write the image to your boot media.
oof
aaah yes thank you. I did a search on the site and nothing comes up for "grub" (if anyone here works on the site, might want to change that) 🙂
So that still leaves me with the question, where is it and how do I edit it? It's not in the typical location
I'd try writing the image to your disk again. You shouldn't need to make any changes
Hi, have you had the chance to look into the ha available-updates command any more and possibly found something interesting? 🙂
Got my unit in the mail yesterday by UPS. My network is non-trivial with four segmented parts. But, IoT stuff and TVs and junk goes on vlan555, so I plugged it into vlan555, and started a browser on a machine that has an interface on vlan555. And I'm told that it is preparing... might be 20 minutes... but that was three hours ago.
ssh port is closed, is there another way to find out what's going on?
(the founders vision is... visionary)
I think nomodeset allows for running headless on some hardware. I guess I could edit the grub.cfg that I found in the img and try reinstalling
@haughty oar click the blue dot for logs
and "unit"?
Some random home assistant unit?
My yellow homeassistant 🙂
the pulsing blue dot? That doesn't seem to do anything.
okay, I tried again with a local browser (with port forward, rather than via ssh -X), and now it works and shows me some logs.
22-03-11 07:35:16 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.utils.whoami] Whoami service failed with SSL verification: Cannot connect to host services.home-assistant.io:443 ssl:True [SSLCertVerificationError: (1, '[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: certificate is not yet valid (_ssl.c:1129)')]
so the time on the unit is not correct.
since it things it is 2022-03-11 (March 11?)
[supervisor.host.control] Setting new host datetime: 2022-10-12T16:27:40+00:00
fixed that, I guess.
subsequent log info did not jump to new time.
I power cycled it, hoping that the new date would take affect, but it did not, so it appears that the device is stuck in a loop, unable to update. Can I get a console via USB/TTL adapter?
I am trying to do the Home Assistant Operating System update (from 9.0 to 9.2), and I am getting this error:
22-10-12 13:25:19 ERROR (MainThread) [supervisor.os.manager] Home Assistant Operating System update failed with: signature verification failed: error:2E09A09E:CMS routines:CMS_SignerInfo_verify_content:verification failure
My system time is correct, as far as I can tell, both on the host machine and the VM.
I don't have a yellow (there is a #yellow-archived) but does it have an RTC? Does that VLAN have access to pull from NTP?
I’m using HAOS on a raspberry 4 with duckdns. From time to time the UI is unreachable with the page being stuck on loading.
Does it work if you use the LAN IP and port (along with https://) - DuckDNS are often having problems with their service
If you have a yellow try #yellow-archived
It's important to state what you're running HA on given you can run it on many many things
No idea, I am currently not at home. Using another DNS of my router (AVM) doesn’t work as well.
If you're not at home then that's not going to help with troubleshooting
My M2. SSD drive appears unreachable from my PI after Home Assistant OS 9.2 upgrade. Based on the change it seems unlikely it's related. Is there a way to go back to OS 9.0 or do I have to start over and restore...
Oh man did I get lucky. Reset the cards and connections but not luck. Updated bootloader and now I'm back in business..... Phew.
I was able to solve this by mounting the boot partition in a live ubuntu environment and editing grub.cfg.
I didn't need to run update-grub.
Hi, so can we run this entirely with docker ?
also what is the difference between the supervisor and core?
I assume Supervisor runs one or more containers; one of which is HA core
is there any way to prevent a HA OS install "stealing" homeassistant.local from a pre-existing install? (I guess boot it, reconfigure it; but it'll break the existing in the meantime)
@bleak plaza afaik HA OS is just a tiny OS that runs supervisor/docker
Yes.
If youre talking about the install methods, HAOS is a full operating system with add ons, container is self managed with no add ons (but easy to add them yourself), core is bare running on python, you need to manually control python dependencies there, and supervised is the hardest and requires you be an expert in docker & Linux networking & Linux management
HAOS is by far the easiest to manage. I recently switched from core-on-raspbian to haos; couldn't be happier.
Is usb2 pen drive faster/slower more/less reliable than rpi3 SD card?
Tired of failing sd cards. And so far failing to boot from a USB harddisk :/
it's never too soon to switch platforms entirely 
To...?
anything other than a pi
Haha right now it's running lovely on a virtualbox on my workstation, but that's 100+ W
O I C
100W constantly? that seems... high
anyway, to answer your question, i'm pretty sure flash drives aren't much more reliable than SD cards
it's a bit hard to tell, I don't have a monitoring plug on it, so counting the whole workshop
I guess there's a router and a camera/nvr there too
plus a few power tools plugged in probably using nothing much
Need to power down the computer to add a monitoring plug 🙂
what's your hate on rpi? just the crappy cpu?
It feels via web about the same as running in a VM...
And these yellow etc are just rpi's in fancy pants
oh no hate--i just see a lot of people talk about failing SD cards
i use a couple of pis around the house
I've got a drawer full of old hard-drives I could use, but can't seem to get rpi3 booting from the drive, even after changing the bios bit.
And no screen convenient, to see what's on console, without moving it all inside
oof
if I do a complete backup on HA OS and restore on a second system, everything will be restored including addons, their settings, and their data, right?
my blue is great but getting tired of the restart times
time to upgrade
@brisk willow yeah, seems to be about 100W. Just installed a smart-plug.
Apple says 40W idle, 119W max, and it doesn't seem super active, but kasa plug showing 80-100
Actually, I was looking at wrong line. Apple says 70-197
27" 5K screen, 3.3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 2015
I’m also running UniFi controller on HA, that is reachable but HA UI not..
Question, I've setup Google Cloud Assistant w/ Nabu Casa. After adding it to my google home, I now have duplicates of everything. Do I need to remove all other connections in the google home app (assuming they've been duplicated by Nabu Casa)?
Yes
hello guys i have my HA in a VM on unraid today i have bought a Z-Wave Z-Stick 7 i have gone to pass it through my VM but i see 2 options Select or Optional ???
Do i need to select both ?
Thought I would throw this in here as well... I am unable to upgrade to any 2022.10 version because my box swears it has no internet connection. I saw in my searches that DNS is often mis-configured and caused the problem. However, my DNS is working properly, remote and local access via VPN on Home Assistant and via web locally and externally via port forward. Nslookup and ping working properly, changed to google DNS server for testing and no change. I have rebooted Home Assistant and the host multiple times as well. I have a thread going on the forums with screen shots and system info at https://community.home-assistant.io/t/cant-upgrade-above-2022-9-7-no-internet-connection-really/474369. Could really use some help with this one. This system has been running for years without fail and I can't see a failure now.
@deft mirage rerun the supervised installation deb?
I have not yet gone that far... right now time is an issue. If I have to, I can at some point as I have regular backups. Just really did not want to start over.
I assume that you are talking about this step in the install process? Step 4: Install the Home Assistant Supervised Debian Package:
wget https://github.com/home-assistant/supervised-installer/releases/latest/download/homeassistant-supervised.deb
dpkg -i homeassistant-supervised.deb
I was able to update to Supervisor 2022.10.0.
so you got supervisor updated but it still won't update core?
Exactly! Really does not make sense to me.
Can anyone assist me with HACS? I've sent the command to download from the repo, it says that it saved index.html, I then cleared my browser cache, I restarted HA, but it will not show up when I click Add Integration
@toxic cedar wget -O - https://get.hacs.xyz | bash - you ran that in the ssh add-on terminal ?
I did.
you might try again
all of that is the result you should get
not a saved index.html
what are you pasting
wget -o https://get.hacs.xyz | bash -
I think that worked. Got a much better response.
ok and then restart ha again. maybe clear cache again but that should be fine
Yup, worked a charm. Thanks for the assist.
I have not reinstalled yet. May try this evening.
basically updates it if there has been any changes since the last time you installed
Will this trigger the need for a full restore or is it only an over write of the Debian install in the docker container?
Hoping someone will have some idea how to bypass this problem. After I installed OS 9.2 the other day, when the HA VM boots up, it freezes at "Mounted HassOS data partition" and just sits there. To get past this, in VirtualBox, I go to Machine->Reset and system boots successfully. However, if I try to restart the VM naturally (send the shutdown signal) and then restart, I arrive at the stuck "Mounted HassOS data partition" line. Any ideas what is going on here or what info I could get in order to troubleshoot? Thanks!
no need for restore
@south oracle what happens when you reboot from within HA at Settings > System > Hardware
All of the reboot / reload options have had the same result.
That seemed to have worked okay. I am noticing a lot more debug text when it starts and it also shows a "Slot A" and "Slot B" selection screen, which I don't recall seeing before. Let me try to reproduce again via the approach I listed above.
I will give it a go this evening... Thanks
@crude inlet This time it worked okay, which is great, but the past 2 days I've tried 10+ times and it didn't! I guess I should just cross my fingers and be thankful? 🙂
this is my first time here, so I'm hoping I'll do it right. seems like my Home assistant setup got hosed after attempting to update a piece of it this morning. Can't remember if I upgraded the core or if I upgraded the supervisor, though. I had it running under the official virtualbox image and managed to mount the virtual disk from a separate linux VM to inspect/fix
when the Docker container won't load, what's the best way to restore from one of the backups taken before the upgrade process started?
Perform a fresh install, upload the backup
this is exactly the route I'm taking. HA is doing the initial config right now. I found what seems to be a backup under hassos/data/supervisor/backup
some files are much smaller than others so I am guessing some backups might not contain everything. am I looking in the right spot for picking up a backup?
No idea, hopefully somebody else will know.
Leaving backups on the system you're backing up means you don't really have backups
hmm. that seems to be the case. I loaded the biggest file and the UI says 'partial'
lol
I guess I figured it the wrong way
but I can still access the virtualbox disk and navigate its content
that's the right place. the smaller files are likely the auto-backup for individual updates (add-ons, core, etc)
ok. and is there a method to do a full restore (e.g. start from a given backup and roll forward) ? or should I just pick the largest/most recent backup before the crash?
@crude inlet (thanks)
what docker container isn't running?
the Virtualbox VM was boot looping
even recovery was crashing
it's just boot looping after attempting an updating this morning.
so I created a new VM with the latest VDI found
ok
So copy those backups to the new VM instance.
From the initial prompt when the web ui showed up, I chose "... or restore from a backup"
Restoring from the onboarding? It can be better to set it up and then restore
ok. I'll try that approach if restoring the core fails
But if you already have the process going then it's a matter of waiting to see
🙂 exactly my thought. But I like having a path forward in case things go south again
under windows, is it also possible to directly run from Docker, or is it better to run under docker under a VM ? Asking for a friend 😉
Docker on Windows isn't supported for HA
got it.
Amongst other things, Docker on Windows lacks the required host networking mode
that makes sense. So I'll keep running the good old Virtualbox then. The whole system speed has improved over the past few months (thanks to everyone who contributed) and my host is a i5-6500 with 32Gb of RAM (a couple of other VM's are running so no need to swap). There isn't much benefit of running docker directly on the host but I was wondering
one thing that keeps bothering me is that every time the host reboots, my Sonoff zigbee ends up in some sort of invalid state that prevents the zigbee2mqtt service to properly launch. But I guess this is a different topic on a different channel
If you could ditch Windows then you'd have more options
I might do that when I have a bit more bandwidth (I still need to fix some of my bugs in the squeezelite-esp32 project). For now, I just need to get that up and running. It's crazy how we grow dependent on HA over time
I have a shitload of errors regarding mariaDB, which is setup as my recorder
but at least I was able to run from an old backup of 2022.9
I'm going to restore the backup from this morning now and cross fingers
looks like my backup's core.config_entries has been truncated
virtualbox works great for me
Sebastian I would use HA OS, rather than running/managing your own OS
@copper steppe that's what I've been doing, so I'll keep doing it
Home assistant with super user on Ubuntu vs Home Assistance Core. which one is faster?
Depends on what you are doing. HAOS is probably faster than Ubuntu for bluetooth. HA Core container might be faster than a virtualenv for bluetooth, as some speed ups can fail to install properly and fallback to slow mode.
Also the HA Core container has an optimised python: https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2020/07/13/alpine-python/
Home assistant container. Don't use supervised and don't use core if you're unsure about those install methods
I mean install supervisor on ubuntu or hassos is faster 🙏🏻
Supervised install on Ubuntu is not supported
And will lead to issues
HAOS is faster and easier yes. But you have to dedicate a device or vm to it
If you're foolish enough to run Supervised on Ubuntu then expect a broken install in pretty short order
Apart from HAOS docker is the only sane choice
@crude inlet Problem solved! I actually ran sudo apt --fix-broken install because the installer for homeassistant-supervised.deb flagged a missing dependency of systemd-journal-remote. After this I was able to update as normal.
Yes, and it's still a terrible choice
@stray gust 👆 that's an example of what you'll run into with running supervised without HA OS
There's no good reason to run Supervised. If you want add-ons, use HAOS. If you want to run other stuff, use Container.
well, a good reason to run Supervised is if you're a masochist
I'm trying to set up SSL on a HAOS install, but I've not found the correct piece of documentation. I added the LetsEncrypt Add-On and created a certificate, but I have no idea how to tell HAOS to use the cert or what port might already be SSL. Trying to use SSL on 8123 returns errors that are presumably because it's not running SSL there, but I'm not sure.
Handled by https://home-assistant.io/integrations/http
Once you've configured the relevant ssl_ lines, run a config check, and restarted HA, then that port will be SSL
The add-on used to document this, I don't know why it doesn't any more
also if you have SSL enabled in HA itself, you'll need to access using the LAN IP over HTTPS too
I don't see an http integration... Is it possible this is different by 2022.10.3?
no
YAML, not UI
check the link. it's not configurable in the UI
Follow the link
You need to define ssl_certificate and ssl_key
Something like
http:
server_port: 12345
ssl_certificate: /ssl/fullchain.pem
ssl_key: /ssl/privkey.pem
``` With the actual filenames the add-on creates
OK, I installed the terminal & ssh add-on, but it seems to run in a container (can't access /boot), is that the right place to edit, or do I need to edit some other way?
Thank you
I would love to run HAOS, but I have way to many devices and automations to run on a pi. I have a dev pi 4 running ssd and 4 gig and it is not tolerable. I have a perfectly good USSF dedicated machine to run Home Assistant on and I am not interested in trying to learn a full VM install just to run it in a container.
Then... Container it is
If you're running other software alongside Supervised you're already ignoring the requirements, and something will break
Saying that you want to run Supervised and ignore the requirements by running other software just means you hate yourself
I may be replying to someone else's answer... really not good a following along in discord. But, my install is Debian only and then the Home Assistant supervised only on top of Debian. I do not run anything else on the box.
Debian + Supervised if you're following the requirements (and keeping current with changes to them) is still not a good choice, but at least it's not already a disaster
It'll just become one if you're not staying current
you might have luck installing HA OS on bare metal if the machine is 64-bit and has UEFI capabilities: https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/generic-x86-64
Understood... I run update/upgrade monthly. I am not sure why the journal problem slipped in, that one does not make sense to me unless a requirement changed.
The requirements change
You need to keep current with them
All the people recently who discovered that after an auto-update of the Supervisor that their systems were now unsupported and unhealthy and they couldn't upgrade anything until they fixed it all... those found out the hard way about this
I really do make that effort. Have been running this system for several years now. My goal is to keep the system in a healthy and supported state at all times. Is the above mentioned generic-x86-64 install supported? If so, that would be a better install method and I really do not mind continuing to run a tiny dedicated i3 or i5 system.
yes, it is
If it supports UEFI then yes, you can run HAOS directly
That's much better than Supervised, though to be fair, pretty much anything is better than Supervised
I may pick up another ssd and try going that route, my small lenovo does support uefi and is 64 bit. If I understand correctly, this would get me back to a point where I was when I ran HA natively on a pi 3. I agree, that would be idea!
Yes, back to an appliance like setup with no OS to manage
Supervised is a pain in the ass and I would not miss it at all. @humble mirage that would be idea!
someone please quote that in the docs for installing HA Supervised
Is there a way to edit HAOS /boot files without taking the SD card out? Like maybe it's just unmounted vs my assumption the terminal add-on was running chrooted or in a container?
Why are you trying to edit the boot files?
RPi GPIO and I'm remote.
Ah, support for direct GPIOs has been removed from HA - you're planning on using a custom component for it?
Z-Wave module.
@humble mirage Thanks for the discussion and stuff to think about! This community is truly one of the best open source communities I interact with. Between supporting idiots like me with weird problems and great response time... could not ask for more.
wow
RPi HAOS defaults reserve the serial port GPIO section for Bluetooth until you edit boot files.

@brisk willow All are included in my thanks... just replied to the last person on the list... Like I said, I am not very good at discord. To many comms systems, at work it is slack, teams, skype, zoom and outlook. Can't get great at all of them! 🙂
Haha it's all good, I was just messing with you
But, I really did mean it... this community is the best! I have been running HA for many years now, on many platforms and I really do try not to ask stupid questions. My greatest fear is that my system will go down and my numerous on site/off site backups will fail and I will have to start over. I likely have 20000 lines of config and automation built over the years and it is just a continual fine tuning based on changes to HA and new feature adds. I really do love it. But, I am the only tech person in the house, if it dies the fam can fall back and run everything with plugins and switches.
Step 0: have a backup ✅
Step 1: Try to ask good questions ✅
Sounds like you're doing things right!
I am paranoid about my backups... I store locally on HA for quick access, store via samba on a pi 4 in my home and via google drive. Likely all will not go bad at once! 🙂
wondering if there's a way to restore a partial backup manually (I'm using virtual box image) when the VM won't start
I tried going with configuring from scratch and applying the last known working backup, but I just ended up missing half of the system
(add-ons, etc)
so I was thinking taking the non functional image I have (I already copied the VM disk somewhere in case I break it more), mount it in another VM as secondary storage, then apply a previous backup on top
maybe that's a question for the dev_os channel
No (end user) support in the dev channels
funny that in this discord I'm a end user while being a dev on a different platform 😛
Ultimately, HA doesn't support paths, it never will support paths, the only solution is a subdomain, or a separate port
not sure if there’s a better place for this:
I installed hass os on my raspberry pi, set a static ip via the UI, but now got a new router from my ISP. Now, I can’t seem to connect and I’m thinking it’s because of the static IP.
My old router used 192.168.86.x but the new one uses 192.168.4.x.
Is there a way to update my HAOS static IP settings by either either:
- plugging my raspberry pi directly into my macbook via ethernet and SSHing in, or
- plugging the SSD I boot HAOS off of into my macbook and modifying some files there?
Can you connect a keyboard and monitor? You can update it that way
yeah I’m hoping to avoid getting a microhdmi cable but that does sound optimal lol
If not, setting the Mac to also have an IP in the 192.168.86.0/24 range will be the easiest option
so I set the mac to have an IP in that range and plug it into my rpi via a patch cable?
Yes
Or... don't worry about the patch cable
If they're on the same physical network it'll just work
oh, sweet
This is why static DHCP leases is often better than static IPs
yeah for sure, next time i’ll do that
hm, so the router my ISP gave me isn’t showing the raspberry pi as a connected device at all
should it be, even if the static IP is out of the DHCP range?
trying to remember the IP of the pi 😅
Ugh super weird, it doesn’t seem to be working
When I enable ipv6, I see my pi in the router dashboard and can ping6 it from my macbook, but when I try to access port 8123 on it, or nmap -6 it, it doesn’t work
huh works on my iphone though
sweet, got in and re-enabled dhcp for ipv4 — it was set to dhcp already for ipv6 which is what seems to have saved me
hello, i have a network dilemma as well if anybody can help, i have to change my home network ip range (currently the default 192.168.0.0/24) due work VPN conflict, i have a bunch of IP based devices (yeelight, nuki, shelly) that get static IPs from my router so i guess i reassign those to the new range, but will HA lose connectivity to all of them ? they're all configured from the UI so i don't know if there's any YAML i can manually update
I'm lazy, so I'd probably start by telling work that the router doesn't let me change that and make it there problem.
But when something moves to another IP address HA should handle that by asking you to fix it—there's a repairs section where these should show up. You'll likely be able to provide a new IP address. It may also use magic to find the new addresses
Hey guys
I get this on my proxmox VM, I tried restoring a backup of the drive from 5 days ago and the issue persists, any ideas?
here a screenshot https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/761230504582185020/1030523565990236170/unknown.png
😐 🤔 Interesting question...
I am looking to migrate my HA to a SSD. The SSD is a M.2. I do not have an adapter.
Is it possible to install Home Assistant to the SSD through the Raspberry Pi if I change the boot order first?
I am confused, you do not have a adapter but want to run a ssd on pi?
Hmmm.... 🤔
I have a Argon case.
I didn't consider that.
The M.2 drive is in the bottom of the case.
Well, the connection for it is.
I guess that can be considered a USB to SATA connection for it.
Assuming I can connect that into a PC to install Home Assistant with Pi Imager.
I was wondering if there was a way to use PiOS or something to install HA onto the M.2 without having to connect to PC.
But I suppose I can use the M.2 adapter within my Argon case and plug that into a PC to do it as well. 🤔
So, might have answered my own question here.
Run rpi os and dd the haos.img onto the nvme?
Hello, just got my yellow. I restored a backup from my docker install. The yellow is pinging but the UI has disappeared. Do I just wait it out?
Hello, I am trying to install home assistant OS on a Dell laptop. It's to be run on an internal M.2 ssd. To install the OS I put the drive in a USB enclosure, installed OS onto the drive via belanaEtcher. Put the drive back in laptop. But it will not finish booting
Cause I think when I initially set it up, I ran a command to download it via PiOS. 🤔
But yeah, it'd be easier through the PC. 🤔
O hmm I cant seem to add a picture of what is on the screen
@wooden frost posted a code wall, it is moved here --> https://hastebin.com/wuzovajuso
ankushg or you could have changed your router to /16 so both would work, connected to the old IP, and changed it
🏆
HA is setting up on the SSD now.
😐
My Argon case comes with a fan that can be controlled via software. Is there a way to run that from within HA?
If it can be scripted (via python ideally) it can be run from HA.
@tribal vapor ^^
Awesome. Thanks.
Man, I wish I knew about this Pi OS imager the first time I set up Home Assistant. 😐
Now I'm in the anxiety mode of the process. 😐
Waiting on the Restoring from full backup.
😐 One major hiccup (hiccough)... None of my addons will start. 😐
You'll have to check the logs
Looks like the HA is having issues with connecting out. 😐
Everything seems to connect to Home Assistant just fine.
But Home Assistant isn't accessing information from the web.
So, my Google Calendar isn't updating... my add-ons aren't working.
Can't access /store with error code 500...
So... I wonder if just restarting the whole raspberry pi might be in order. 😐
Interestingly enough, I can access my Samba share from my computer and still access the files, as well as connect to Node Red through its port access.
Yep... Restarted it through the Hardware area.
Now my terminal add-on is starting.
So, I may have hit the nail on the head there.
On my plus side of all of this... my self solutions and self-ramblings are good problem solving tips for others. 😉
👍
😐 back to neutral
I'm trying to move my Data Disk to an external USB 3.0 SSD from a micro SD card on my Pi 4B. I started the process over an hour ago, and I can see activity indications on both the Pi and SSD, but HA is just unresponsive if I try to open it via the iOS app or via URL. I'm not sure if I should keep being patient, or if I need to intervene somehow
So, I rebooted the device, but dunno how to tell if it worked or not 😬 I see lots of activity lights on the SSD, but 🤷♂️
hello guys! i'm new to home assistant.
what is the suggested installation method ? (HA OS on bare metal VS. HA OS virtualised VS. HA OS docker?)
There is no HAOS Docker
Beyond that, use HAOS (metal or VM) if you want add-ons, and Container if you're at home with Docker and prefer the control
I'd say start with HAOS, even if you think you're an expert. You can always move later if you need to.
If you don't need to use the machine for anything else, I'd suggest HAOS on metal.
(I happen to run it on a virtualbox, since the SD in my rpi died, and I haven't got around to moving back)
Hi,
I'm running HA supervised on a Raspberry using docker.
I'm unable to update because I have other images installed on the same docker... As containerization purposes the segregation of services, there is no impact on having additional images/containers... However HA considers this a s a blocking factor for upgrades...
22-10-15 11:07:12 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'HomeAssistantCore.update' blocked from execution, system is not healthy```
Is there a parameter that can be configured so these are Warnings and not blocking errors for upgrading HA ?
__Update__:
Found that the ignore_conditions can be updated in jobs.json to circumvent the issue.
Hello, I have a Rpi3B with the standard hassos image on it. Everything is the latest version (OS: 9.2, Core: 2022.10.4, Supervisor: 2022.10.0). It is a completely new install (even though the problem I have was already there).
It bothered me for some time that the CPU usage was just always pegged at 60-70% on all cores. I thought about looking at the network and looked at it with the smart switch it is plugged into. It uses on average 1Mibit/s full time. Then I looked at the internet usage and that is completely uncorrelated (way lower when looking at it). Then I tried to confirm whether the cause was indeed the network usage and unplugged it, waited a few minutes and plugged it in again. The first dip to 1% in a year was those few minutes.
This CPU time is not consumed by Core (0-0.3%) or Supervisor (0-0.3%) (I can find this in Settings -> System -> Repair -> System Information). I have all integrations and addons disabled/stopped and even tried disabling some of the default_config stuff. The only thing I have is the sensor systemmonitor for checking whether it worked.
Is this normal behavior? If it is, how can I disable it? Is this maybe multicast traffic?
thanks a lot !
thanks for your input !
Is there an easy way to see if my attached SSD is being used as the data disk or not? I can see the device is detected in the host logs, but don't see any evidence of it in the HA UI
Why not run an HA Container install if you want to add/manage your own containers?
Okay I found it. the DNS service wasn't able to connect to Cloudflare for some reason (I don't actively block it as far as I know, but I do run my own DNS server, so maybe the default config of that server blocks it). By just disabling the fallback and setting my own dns server with the 'ha' command line tool, I fixed it.
Hello everyone. I have used HA for some years together with the old Z-wave integration. Have now set up Z-wave JS UI and is a bit confused how to MQTT integration works. I have also setup Mosquitto broker . Integration Z-wave devices in W-Wave JS works flawless. Bot nopw I am stuck how to get the MQTT devices available in Home Assistant. I have two sites, site A and Site B, each site is uisng ít's own Home Assistant. My goual it to cross replicate the mqtt servers between the two sites. Site A is using topic "SiteA" and Site B is using topic "SiteB". Is this a good start?
Z-Wave JS doesn't use MQTT
For connecting two instances though I'd suggest you maybe look at https://github.com/custom-components/remote_homeassistant
Z-Wave JS UI => https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-zwave-js-ui
Yes, and the integration in HA for it uses websockets, not MQTT
It provides a decouled gateway which can communicate using Z-Wave JS WebSockets (used by the Home Assistant Z-Wave JS integration) and MQTT (even simultaneously).
Yes, and the integration in HA for it uses websockets, not MQTT (the bit you quoted even said that)
OK, that explains a lot 🙂
Still the About information is not very easy to understand. As I am reading it, I interpret is as Z-Wave JS UI uses MQTT.
In Z-Wave JS UI settings there is a whole section for MQTT settings.
You do know that that's software that's entirely external to HA?
Yes, Z-Wave JS supports MQTT.
HA doesn't use MQTT for integrating with it.
And as you say, HA uses web sockets to talk to Z-Wave JS
Follow up question: I do need MQTT to achieve my goal - to cross replicate HA servers between the two sites if i use https://github.com/custom-components/remote_homeassistant
No, you don't
Hello, I installed ha image on vm, it's crashing, how can see logs? thanks
my server start page isn't loading and cant start up. suggestions?
How are you running Home Assistant?
I have it through VM on a different computer. and it says its all running on that one.
Then you have access to the console, which means you can get the logs (and more)
The other thing you can do is try port 4357 instead of 8123
nothing on either of those. I am pretty new at all this. how do I get to the console on the HA command line. I have it set at the OS so its the only thing that boots within the VM
That should boot to a prompt
From memory, at that point you're already in the ha command, so just supervisor info should work
its telling me unclosed connection
vm crashed, there isn't nothing in logs, there is something I can do?
If you have a backup already downloaded, try a fresh VM?
it keeps telling me server not found, but I have it up and running in the VM
Anyone have any idea why I cannot move "production_auth.json" from one ubuntu-based server to another ubuntu-based server. I'm running docker on both. But I cant move my production HA instance because a handful of files keep giving me an error about needing permission.
I've ssh'd into both machines and chmod 777 both folders
Still getting permission errors
is there somethign special about those files that wont let me move.
TIL about chmod -R
Wait until you learn about rm -rf!
Hi, i'm trying to install HA supervised on my Odroid M1. I installed Debian 11 and followed the official instructions for supervised installer on Linux systems. HA is running in docker, but in the logs i got some errors. Hope somebody here can tell me what is going on.
2022-10-15 17:00:32.271 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.http.ban] Login attempt or request with invalid authentication from supervisor (172.30.32.2). Requested URL: '/auth/token'. (HomeAssistantSupervisor/2022.10.0 aiohttp/3.8.3 Python/3.10)
2022-10-15 17:00:46.207 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.homeassistant_alerts] Error requesting homeassistant_alerts data: Cannot connect to host alerts.home-assistant.io:443 ssl:default [Try again]
2022-10-15 17:07:39.378 ERROR (MainThread) [metno] Access to https://aa015h6buqvih86i1.api.met.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/2.0/complete returned error 'ClientConnectorError'
2022-10-15 17:07:39.382 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.config_entries] Config entry 'Home' for met integration not ready yet: Update failed: ; Retrying in background
2022-10-15 17:07:49.397 ERROR (MainThread) [metno] Access to https://aa015h6buqvih86i1.api.met.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/2.0/complete returned error 'ClientConnectorError'
2022-10-15 17:07:50.387 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.config_entries] Error setting up entry Radio Browser for radio_browser
Is the time correct?
yes it is.
Strange thing is if i ping google.com inside the docker container it doesnt work, however outside the container it works. Is this normal behaviour? somehow i think my errors are connection related but im not sure
yep, pinging 8.8.8.8 inside the container does work
Then it's probably DNS
i think so too, thank you. now have to find out how to solve this 😛
There's a DNS container, check that it's alive/running/whatever
if i list the containers i can see its up: ghcr.io/home-assistant/aarch64-hassio-dns:2022.04.1 "/init" 2 hours ago Up 2 hours
its strange because natively docker containers inherit dns settings from the os
Supervised is ... special
Hello guys. I have a small hardware with the Atom CPU and 3GB Ram, what iso image i have to use to run O.S bare metal ?
this procedure makes the boot media UEFI , right ?
my hardware support only bios boot mode.
Is there any workaround ?
ok thanks ! i will find another hardware with UEFI
I used a ha vmdk image, could a debian based one better (for debbugging)?
if even backup keep crashing (it starts, but each 2 days circa crashes)
When using Discord's Reply feature it defaults to pinging the person you reply to, which can get frustrating for the target. Use Shift + click on the Reply option, or click @ ON to @ OFF to stop this - on the right side of the compose bar.
You have to change this every time (thank the Discord devs for that).
Well, the backup won't crash on Debian, since you can't restore it there...
It's also just a bunch of files
ok thanks, will do a couple of attempts with this machine, a new one, and in case a fresh installation
https://i.imgur.com/mFLNHy4.png my haos just decided to drop connection, nothing changed on my setup, its installed in proxmox and that part has connection working, tried changing dns in HA but no luck... wcyd
i disabled ipv4 in network settings in de HA UI and now im locked out 😅 i want to enable it again, but since i cannot reach the web interface anymore im looking to enable it through the HA CLI command line. i've found the command 'ha network' and this is what i probably need. anybody kowns the right cli command to enable ipv4 again?
nevermind it just disables ipv4 completely in the underlying OS. solved by opening nmtui
sigh
I don't know what I did wrong. Followed https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/raspberrypi#install-home-assistant-core cause I have something else also running on the pi.
Now it says the "hass" doesn't exist as a command
No errors at all during installation, and I even restarted to make sure.
You should use a container install instead
Install docker and then home assistant? Seems like needless overhead when I'm not gonna use the pi for any other containers
You're already struggling
Unless: can you still do regular Linux things with home assistant OS?
But yes, docker + an HA container
There's no reason to use the core install you've tried
All right
But can I install other random stuff in home assistant OS? Cause then I'll just install that since that seems to be the most pushed for method
No, you cannot
Okay, thank you very much for your help, have a great evening
I forgot to set a valid timezone when I started the docker, how do I update the timezone?
Anyone have any experience with Home Assistant on TrueNAS. I have it up and running but can not find how to restore a backup I have from my old Pi installation
The timezone is configuration from within Home Assistant and it was correctly set for me, you can also follow the update section of the docker instructions to update the launch parameters.
Did you use a HAOS install in a VM on TrueNAS - which is the only way to restore a backup - or did you use another install method
Does anyone know what selinux permissions are required for homeassistant docker to work with bluetooth? if i have setenforce 0 set on the host, then hass can find my switchbots, if i have setenforce 1 enabled it cant find them
my home assistant.local.8123 loads on my phone, but says server not found on my computer, suggestions?
Does it work with the LAN IP (and port)?
And it works from other devices?
loaded homeassistant.local.8123 on my phone and came right up
Then something on your computer is blocking it
is your pc setup to use the DNS server that serves homeassistant.local?
Maybe security software, ad-blocker, etc
.local is mDNS, not DNS
Also, the IP doesn't work
do I need to change my DNS server then?
No
I'd recommend disabling the firewall on your local pc, and try connecting to the ip that will rule out or confirm firewall, but usually outbound ports don't get blocked by default
also are you running hass os or docker?
what browser do you use?
I was using Firefox
try loading edge that should rule out extension interference
cant be reached on Edge or Chrome
it does say DNS Probe finished_Nxdomain as the error message
Are you supplying http or https as the protocol? as browsers default to https and homeassistant by default runs on http
http
shouldnt get a dns probe error if trying to connect to the ip directly, weird
No add-blocker installed?
what happens if you open up command prompt (windows key + r and type in cmd) and run the command curl http://serverip:8123

