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By default, is SSH enabled in the RPI3 image? I'm just creating the installation media now and want to ensure I can get to the yaml files if i break the http when messing with certs etc.
Install the SSH #add-ons-archived when you've got the host running
ok, thanks.
When restoring a full backup on the onboarding page, once I click "fully restore" the popup disappears. Is that supposed to happen? I'm now on the onboarding page, but there is no status or anything like that
There's no status. You just wait
hello everyone
i am new
unfortunately I have a problem: I am not able to install HA on a mini pc intel (bmax)
when at the end it seams to be installed and I browse the url:8123... i see a lot of :
22-04-05 23:06:39 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection
and i try to ping www.google.it from the console and i get no answer
ethernet plugged in?
i mean: if i unplug the eth cable and I plug it again, i am able to ping www.google.it
and i get 'alive'
22-04-05 23:10:09 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection22-04-05 23:10:09 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Error on Home Assistant installation. Retry in 30sec
what could I do?
set DNS server to 9.9.9.9 or 1.1.1.1
in the resolv.conf ?
you can enter "login" and then use nmcli commands at the #
Skip down to number 3 and ignore the wifi parts
@high token my DB file still seems to be 5.5 gb
rebooting...
no way 😦
2-04-05 23:23:44 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection22-04-05 23:23:44 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Error on Home Assistant installation. Retry in 30sec
did you confirm that your settings got saved?
i wrote save and then quit
you can use the same commands to check them
or just nmcli
enter that and you'll see all the details
at the top was the connection green?
I'm unable to update my Home Assistant and HACS. I'm running Hass.io in VMWare Workstation, can someone give me some help?
After accepting the upgrade, I can see the loading icon and it loads undefinetely until I'm redirected to the previous page. After refreshing this page, I can see the popup saying I have an update available to be done.
This is how it stays:
https://i.imgur.com/nIlAv1Y.png
And after "the update" I get this message again:
https://i.imgur.com/cKVU16K.png
so that should be ok then. did you notice any thing during the reboot while the os was starting?
Can someone help me troubleshoot my HA problem?
I'm stuck trying to upgrade an install in a virtual environment. I've upgraded the system's python to 3.9 but the virtual environment is stuck at 3.8
OK, I've found out why....
For some reason I'm getting extremelly slow downloads when downloading from github, but not for any other mirror.
https://i.imgur.com/MuT13qC.png
But I don't know how to fix this =/
If I download the same file via my PC browser, it gets slow as well.
If I use a download manager like IDM, I get blasting fast speed to download anything from github....
can someone explain the difference
if i go to supervisor settings it has my correct dns server - if i go to terminal --> cat /etc/resolv.conf
it has 127.0.0.11
and can't resolve any names
goodmorning, i am not able to install HA on mini PC !
do you have please a dedicated best minipc where to install it ? and the procedure?
the mini pc was the whole night and i still get:
22-04-06 05:01:08 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection22-04-06 05:01:08 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Error on Home Assistant installation. Retry in 30sec22-04-06 05:01:38 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection
the MiniPc is working because i tested with the live linux and it resolve and pings
but once installed di HA start to not resolve
aw updated my container 3 minutes too soon
wdym
dear all
is there any consolidated procedure to install HA?
and a suggested hardware?
Follow the official docs?
Depends on what you want to do, but at least a Pi3 - but more is better
<assembles Pi3 cluster>
When I try to update my HA core it won't load the update even in the terminal
I tried using the dashboard method & ha core update in my ssh and in the terminal running my VM.
what's showing in the logs?
nothing
acting like I didn't press it.
When I try to restart it doesn't. I shut down the VM and restarted it and same thing
how do I get to those?
Yes but not about the update
are any regarding errors?
Configuration > Supervisor > System tab
Yeah with an arlo integration but it's working
HA won't restart if there are config errors, which is why I'm asking
they're not config errors
ok
I just tried again and my screen that has my VM went black
The VM just crashed.
Imma reboot it and fix those errors.
I'll update ya
Yeah this shouldn't stop it from rebooting should it?
If I use the check config button it says it's fine
Error: session start failed
If error persists you might need to change config and restart.```
Yeah I was able to successfully restart it
But I try to run the updater the VM crashes
that time it worked.
All I did was pull up task manager to see the amount of ram used and watched while it updated and worked. So idk why but hey it's good! lol thank you
I have a UDM pro and I'm going to try to migrate all my ip addresses in to another location. From 192.168.0.X to 192.168.20.X. is there an easy way of doing this and if I'm in the wrong location to ask this question. I would appreciate a nudge in the right direction
I don't know if we have a channel for networking
Hi! I'm trying to solve the following problem: adapt my regular light switch to work with smart bulb. I got a sonof minizb switch. I was able to add it to home assistant via ZHA directly as a zigbee device via CC2531 USB dongle, no sonof hub involved. However I can't figure out how to configure it so it does not ever cut the power off. I'm able to create an automation that turns it on in case of toggle event however that leads to the light bulb blinking because the switch first turns the power off and the HA turns it back on. What's the right was to solve it? It's my first time ever with HA so sorry if it's a noob question or if I picked the wrong channel.
You'd need to configure the Sonoff to be decoupled
#zigbee-archived may know about that, and will also tell you that you picked the worst coordinator
(it's dirt cheap for a reason)
CC2531 you mean? Yeah, I have already read about it but it was the cheapest option and works fine with one device so far, will upgrade it later if necessary.
It's mostly ok for a dozen devices or so, depending on your luck
I'm trying to use VLC for tts rendering. I'm running HA in docker on a RasPi. Does that satisfy this requirement stated in the VLC integration? Home Assistant Core in a Python virtual environment Or, might I need to install VLC inside the container?
Hi, just getting started. Is there a newbie channel, or would installation questions be put here?
I say if your questions are related to #installation-archived post them here
So i got a used computer today since an old one died. It came with UBuntu installed, so i'm following this installation guide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h-OQqlgjy0
I'm not sure which home assistant one to download, as i get error with the KVM one.
The youtube video is for : How to Setup Home assistant on Ubuntu (supervised) from scratch as virtual machine (KVM)
Don't set up supervised on ubuntu. Install debian and follow the ha docs, not some youtube trash.
is the debian supervised?
@amber wedge Unless you have a sticky on HA community i should follow?
yes it is, hold on I'll find the instructions
thank you kindly! my plan is to use a new "to me" computer as a server. it came with Ubuntu, which is why im trying to do linux.
on that one you linked, i scrolled to the top. am i going to have to install home assistant core also?
No, that should be a direct link to supervised, near the end of the page.
The link takes you right there
do you recommend doing container or virtual machine?
Follow the link, the page should open to a heading Install Home Assistant Supervised
yep, thats where i am. just reading through it, so i understand what im getting myself into
what advantages are there using HA supervised versus the OS?
Why push me towards that?
You said you wanted it...
Im very new to this, i'm not sure what i want. Security is paramount as my main purpose of HA is for security cameras. Am i choosing the right path in your opinion?
I had originally planned to put HA on windows, but my old computer was DOA when i booted it.
The main purpose of HA should be automation and not security cameras. If you're looking for an NVR, choose an NVR
For more info. i went to University since im faculty today, and all the computers have ubuntu already installed, so i thought id work with this
am i incorrect in seeing many posts about people using HA for security vids with AI?
It's not a camera platform. People are automating off of cameras and what happens when they detect something, yes
If you're new to HA, try again with KVM of HA OS which manages docker for you, or go with docker and manage containers yourself. "Supervised" is an unintended middle ground between the two and requires more understanding of everything.
@crude inlet is quite right. about it not being a camera platform.
After moving from OS to container homeassistant.local no longer resolves to the server. I can use HA as usual through it's IP. Previously this was no issue.
I think what you might be seeing is https://frigate.video/ which is compatible with Home Assistant but does not require it
mdns is unreliable to say the least, and I don't think it will be advertised from the container to your network without some tweaks
do you have host network mode enabled?
Yep! I do. It does seem very fragile yeah
I would honestly just use the IP
hi, i have setup a rpi3b as NA via wired network i give access to my local network. And use my wlan0 to connect to a secondary SSID where i have configurated my esphome devices.
Now when i use the hostname of a device within HA the IP is not resolved but when i use the IP address i can access the device.
I suspect that mDNS needs to look at the dns for the IOT SSID some how is it not?
when i check the ha dns info in the ssh terminal then i found that both dns servers are configurated correctly.
but a ping device1 which is a esphome device, ping cant resolve the hostname.
hi, I need to enable the i2c on my raspberry, but I can not get it to work....... is this the right channel for this ?
Great Apr Release Team ! 👍
I followed the instructions on https://www.home-assistant.io/common-tasks/os/ via Terminal, but I do not get it to work this way. I use an SSD for my pi and I do not have an adapter to access the SSD directly 😦
you need an mdns reflector
did you get any errors
@orchid pebble not during setting up these configs. Or where shall I see any errors ?
after typing any of the commands
no
and you ran sync and reboot
yes
I also saw someone mentioning that the device has to be powered off completely, but that also did not help
can you explain or direct me to an explaining doc?
did you get the right device "you may need to replace sda1 with sdb1 or mmcblk0p1 depending on your platform"
I only see sda devices
all depends on your network setup
lsmod | grep i2c
there are 2 subnets 192.168.178.1/24 local network and ...181.1/24 a wifi only IOT network
does your router have an mdns reflector built in? some do
the pi is connected wired to the local network and via wlan0 connected to the IOT network
I have a fritz.box
@orchid pebble that gives me a device "i2c 20480 0"
its working
i dont think so i cant find anything about it anyway
did mdns ever work?
this is the first time i tried it, i'm new to the whole HA etc.
@orchid pebble what do you mean it is working. Then why is there no i2c device in dev ?
btw both are managed by the same router.
mdns is very finicky, it seems it only picks one interface to advertise on
yeah, that's indeed what i was thinking as well.
ahh sorry about that, I read dev 🤦♂️
@orchid pebble wait, I miss typed, it actually says: "i2c_dev 20480 0"
if that makes a difference
so its there
that means its working
as I understand, this only means it is there, but when it does not show up in the dev folder, it is still deactivated
The integration I want to use, is looking for "/dev/i2c-1"
@orchid pebble would it be better to setup the pi as an AP for the devices? or do i get the same issues?
why not just use ip addresses
what integration?
you really should set static ip's you will run into a lot of issues if you don't
maybe you are right there, I'm so used to use DHCP service for everything,
@orchid pebble the ArgonOne Active Cooling
Hello I upgrade last HA core on my Dietpi (Debian) miniPC and now I have 404 error. Anyone have that situation?
I assume you followed the steps here about the power cycle https://community.home-assistant.io/t/argon-one-active-cooling-addon/262598
You could try this https://community.home-assistant.io/t/add-on-hassos-i2c-configurator/264167
Logs?
Where I can find logs?
In your home assistant configuration directory
OK I find log
@slim orchid posted a code wall, it is moved here --> https://hastebin.com/etuwomolil
I have full log here: https://www.toptal.com/developers/hastebin/ayewelisoc.yaml
what would the recommended method be to install Home Assistant OS on a Wyse thin client 5060 ?
My supervisor version is 2022.03.5 and github says the latest version is 2022.04.0
Is i use ha supervisor update I get No supervisor update available
Hey 👋 there! Anyone tried to flash the installation file to SD through Android? I did (successfully supposedly) but the Pi won't turn on, at least I can't see it coming up as a wifi.
Any help would be much appreciated as I at the moment lack PC/mac
Assuming flashing through Android was successful it doesn't broadcast an AP
you'd also need an ethernet connection to the Pi so it can download the rest of the images
assuming we are also talking about HAOS?
I've been seeing various folks report they're having issues trying to update to 2022.4, In my case, it's not finding the image, even if I manually attempt the update via CLI. Here's the log entry stating it can't find the image's version https://www.screencast.com/t/XJ6KbTHq
could also be space
404 Error for docker usually is a result of one of these things:
-
The image tag you are trying to use does not exist (if this is the case you will see the word 'manifest' in the error)
-
There is not enough space left on the device to download the new container.
Was the very first thing I checked. It's only using 17.3% of the MMC. It might have been a temporary 404 because it fetched the image in a subsequent check (though it's not applying the update after Core restarts, it falls back to 2022.3.8... another problem to look into :D)
I'd expect something in supervisor logs if that's the case
I checked my DNS and IPS/deep packet inspection to make sure the calls aren't being blocked. Everything going out to ghcr.io looks good, might be a load balancing problem on their part. I'll try it again later tonight during a low demand period.
@orchid pebble Thanks, this addon did the trick. I have no idea what this was doing differently than I did, but now it works
I try to migrate from a raspi3 to a raspi4. After the restore of the backup my HA UI does not load up anymore
Home Assistant observer says
Supervisor: Connected
Supported: Supported
Healthy: Healthy
using the wrong IP address? using mDNS with both devices still connected to the network?
I disconnected the old setup and the new device has a different address
What should be upgraded first, Core or OS? Or does it not matter?
is there a way to get home assistant core to rebuild itself to start a new installation? something is stopping mine from booting. i remember somewhere you could delete a folder and it then rebuilds itself keeping all your configuration?
ha su repair
I don't think it matters
do the logs show anything?
I believe that only works in HA os
Then how are you running HA?
home assistant core
You could uninstall and re-install HA
You could also remove the venv and build it fresh
That's only going to help if the problem is a corrupt install though, which is unlikely
thank you will try
I'd suggest running a command line config check first, to see if it's trying to install packages
good morning all
thank you for the support
i installed ha 2021.12.10
do you have any idea how to integrate sonoff?
That's a topic for the #integrations-archived channel really
thank you!
I have a problem with accessing my ha after change of network, running in docker on a vm on a laptop
Is the VM using bridged mode networking?
Yes
And you're using the IP of the VM? That IP is the same network as the host?
I always used the homeassistant.local:8123
But when trying the host internal Ip I can still not connect
Did you check HA's logs?
I cant connect to the HA - in docker I only have access to the cli - which im not a pro using
You've got the VM though, in the VM you've mapped the folder to /config - the log file is in there
yea - but not sure how to access that
Do you know where it is?
config file is inside the .vdi file I guess which I can't access??
Sure you can, you can log on to the console of the VM
If you don't know how to do that, then this probably isn't the right install method for you
I'll try some stuff, and return if I don't solve it
I updated the OS, and now my Rpi is not responding to http://homeassistant.local:8123/
wondering if you guys are having issues with HA OS no longer responding after 2022.4.0?
seeing lots of errors like
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_adguard/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_esphome/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_logviewer/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/core_ssh/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/f1c878cb_octoprint_proxy/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_nodered/stats request
2022-04-08 08:17:55 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Error fetching hassio data: Error on Supervisor API:
2022-04-08 08:28:22 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/core_configurator/stats request
2022-04-08 08:28:22 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_logviewer/stats request
tried rebooting via ssh but won't work
hard restart of the pi4 is the only fix
only seen after 2022.4.0
Home Assistant OS 7.6
supervisor-2022.03.5
I want to upgrade my homeassistant-core installation but pip3.9 still offers me homeassistant-2022.2.9.dist-info
That sounds like you've got a venv running on Python 3.8
No that would be the 2021 version
The deprecation didn't kick in until 2022.something
my venv only has the 3.9 version so that is not it
(I had this issue a couple of months ago and upgraded to 3.9 back then)
Please use a code share site to share code or logs, for example:
- https://www.codepile.net/ (select YAML as the language)
- https://paste.debian.net/ (select YAML as the language)
- https://dpaste.org/ (you guessed it, select YAML)
Please don't use Pastebin, since it can randomly add spaces to the main view. Please also don't share text as images since it makes it harder for people to help you. Remember that others may have colour blindness, impaired vision, etc.
Use one of those to share the output of your upgrade command
OK I found it, I had to add "--upgrade" to the command
Well, yes
How do I get my wifi back after installation?
I'm in the cli
Only have eth0
No internet
I was able to set the network configuration via ha but I can't find info in it any more
I need to he able to do it from the ha cli - no other options
How do I exit ha cli and get bash
I want full access to my system
You don't have full access, but try login
Ah there we go
Now I can use nmcli
My wlan0 interface is missing after the update
What can I do from here? I can't use ethernet
I had no choice but to reset everything after the update
Wifi needs to be an option to set up pre-install
I'm having the same issue. About to restore from a backup
@lean pike it is an option and always has been and wifi sucks
installed .1 hoping it will resolve
is there any sd copier builtin?
A quick search
#installation-archived message
https://i.ibb.co/MshXTwP/image.png How do I solve this?
my current solution is to restart host
Fix your config?
Always run the configuration check command when you make changes. Don't trust the UI check - it misses some problems.
- HAOS & Supervised use
ha core check - Container uses
dockercommands - Core requires you to activate the venv first
☝️ run that and get more information, so you can fix it
not a path to success
@latent thistle it runs a check when you hit restart. It wasn't restarting so that you could fix the problem
Thanks for the heads up! Let me check.
Does a restart run the ui config check or the cli config check. I would think the former.
it runs cli config check
I think
Either way, it found an error
You see the pop up in the lower left of your screenshot, and you should also have a notification about it
There is no check when rebooting the host
https://i.ibb.co/MDVkgPp/image.png this is the result of ha core check
Images .. of text ... 
@latent thistle Please use a code share site to share code or logs, for example:
- https://www.codepile.net/ (select YAML as the language)
- https://paste.debian.net/ (select YAML as the language)
- https://dpaste.org/ (you guessed it, select YAML)
Please don't use Pastebin, since it can randomly add spaces to the main view. Please also don't share text as images since it makes it harder for people to help you. Remember that others may have colour blindness, impaired vision, etc.
I tried copying it but couldn't
how do I copy it from terminal?
I am SSH and web terminal
*using
No idea, there's going to be some (hopefully documented) key sequence
Failing that, use any SSH client
tried connecting through putty but somehow it isn't working
Did you actually configure the add-on?
I remember using the recommend configuration
And you've configured it with a username and key, or a username and password?
init_commands: []
packages: []
share_sessions: false
ssh:
allow_agent_forwarding: false
allow_remote_port_forwarding: false
allow_tcp_forwarding: false
authorized_keys: []
compatibility_mode: false
password: xxxx
sftp: false
username: xxxxxx
zsh: true
And you're trying to connect to the right port, with the right username?
tried putty as an alternative
➜ ~ ha core check
⣯ Processing...
Processing... Done.
Error: Testing configuration at /config
Fatal error while loading config: Invalid domain sensor.fr24_feeder_aircraft_upl oaded
Failed config
General Errors:
- Invalid domain sensor.fr24_feeder_aircraft_uploaded
Successful config (partial)
there you go
Find where you have that in your YAML
Lines 1 through 8 don't go in configuration.yaml
okay let me remove these and check
➜ ~ ha core check
Processing... Done.
Command completed successfully.
where these lines should be added?
whats the recommended python version for HA core? 3.10?
3.9 AFAIK
That's a post from over 3 years ago. The world has changed a lot since then
@latent thistle just to emphasize, your core check adventure was the long way around to getting to the result you were seeing in your original screenshot.
https://i.ibb.co/TMfsB2P/image.png before and after https://i.ibb.co/0MDK2tR/image.png tried to upgrade LG smarthinq
I knew but there is sometimes the correct way to doing things
thanks
https://i.ibb.co/QDckYgq/image.png custom icons are gone and can't configure those from UI
https://i.ibb.co/x7ZxxMH/image.png "This entity ('sensor.fr24_feeder_aircraft_tracked') does not have a unique ID, therefore its settings cannot be managed from the UI. See the documentation for more deta"
how do I fix this?
hey can anyone help me with a guide on how to installing HA Supervised in docker on raspberry pi
Error: Command '['/home/<USERNAME>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3', '-Im', 'ensurepip', '--upgrade', '--default-pip']' returned non-zero exit status 1. does anyone know how to fix this? trying to install HA core on WSL with python 3.9 for development but i get this when running script/setup
Don't, if you have to ask it's not the method for you
Supervised is the install method that pretty much nobody should use - use HAOS or use Container
I have installed it before like an year ago but now i have tried several different ways but non worked
https://github.com/home-assistant/architecture/blob/master/adr/0014-home-assistant-supervised.md details the basic requirements for even starting down that path
Conclusion: Expert. Maintaining a Debian installation to a very specific set of requirements is hard
I see a lot of people with broken installs because they didn't have the skills, or deliberately ignored the requirements
My main goal is to run home assistant and hyperion on the same raspberry pi
Then Container is the way
I won't get supervisor then🥲
Or HAOS, since it looks like there's an add-on
Alrighty i will try installing HAOS
@placid sage supervisor manages containers
Bud my main aim is to use HA and hyperion in the same raspberry pi
Does HAOS have hyperion Add-on?
If it does then i would have no issue installing HAOS
nvm, made a new vm and now its this:
Usage:
/home/<username>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3 -m pip install [options] <requirement specifier> [package-index-options] ...
/home/<username>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3 -m pip install [options] -r <requirements file> [package-index-options] ...
/home/<username>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3 -m pip install [options] [-e] <vcs project url> ...
/home/<username>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3 -m pip install [options] [-e] <local project path> ...
/home/<username>/home-assistant-core/venv/bin/python3 -m pip install [options] <archive url/path> ...
no such option: --use-deprecated
I Googled and found some results
What did you type to get that?
script/setup
If you're trying to setup the dev environment then #developers is going to be a better place to ask for help
This channel is for normal installs
Alrighty bud i will try installing HAOS
Thanks
I'm getting warning on HAOS
Home Assistant CLI not starting! Jump into emergency console...
It's been 30min and home assistant is still on installation
And shows this warning on the raspberry pi
21-10-12 15:31:15 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homeassistant.core] Error on Home Assistant installation. Retry in 30sec
21-10-12 15:31:45 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.jobs] 'Updater.fetch_data' blocked from execution, no supervisor internet connection
21-10-12 15:31:45 WARNING (MainThread) [supervisor.homea```
This is what I'm getting
Did you plug in ethernet?
It doesn't think it can access the internet
You could try manually setting DNS servers in case that helps
Can you tell me how to?
/bin/ash: nmcil: not found
BTW I'm using home assistant os
#developers can help with that, this is the channel for standard user installs
Ok, thanks. Is it ok to remove my message here and post in that channel?
does anyone know off the top of their head where homeassistant will save their backups to with the 2022.04 Update?
or is it just a straight download?
At least on the docker install, it saves it to the config folder in a folder called backup. I would imagine that is consistent across all install methods
Hello everybody,
I'm new in HA, wich is install on my Synology DS412+ on Docker with a Conbee II key
I have found @red geyser youtube videos #023 and #024, and I finaly could reach my HA over https
But now, I'm cannot reach HA localy from http://192.168.0.10:8123 but only from https
I have found this site, but could someone explain me this answer https://community.home-assistant.io/t/i-cant-connect-via-http-locally-yet-https-works/237288/11 My case is exactly the same
as I said, I cannot reach HA from http but only from https, https works fine
But your true https shouldn’t be from a local ip
That's what I read everywhere 😦
Huh
Yes, just try https with your local ip…..isn’t that what you want? Local access?
Anyone know the fix for stuck on configuration screen, I get server 500 error and cant get to login for Home Assistant!
I just moved my home assistant os virtualbox image and disk to another drive, reattached, restarted, it fired right up and now I get connection refused, however everything acts like it's working fine, an ha core rebuild times out eventually, networking should be fine I've read on the forums
I cant access homeassistant from http://homeassistant.local:8123 and :4357 or over the IP adress and ssh anymore. HAOS 2022.4.0 rpi 3B 64 bit. It’s a fresh headless rpi 3B install with 2 addons (zwavejs and ssh) and more integrations (zwave (usb), hue, dsmr (usb), lan opentherm, rfxcom (usb)) No ssl and remote access set up. Automations seem to work. I tried deleting app cache and another browser. The router shows homeassistant correctly. It’s been running for 2 days from a fresh install
I just moved over from domoticz
A hard reboot solves this momentarily, but does harm the installation in the long end. It’s also not friendly to the zwave nodes
Hey! Does anyone know why my database upgrade is taking so long? I am coming from 2021.2.1 -> 2022.4.1 and I have had the update running since 9:00 this morning and it is 6:00 pm now. Home Assistant periodically reboots and sometimes I can't even interface with the system itself. Any ideas?
guys anyone else getting HA not responding ad a ton of these in the logs?
2022-04-08 07:20:45 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Error fetching hassio data: Error on Supervisor API:
2022-04-08 07:51:50 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/a0d7b954_nodered/stats request
2022-04-08 07:51:50 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/core_mariadb/stats request
2022-04-08 07:51:50 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio.handler] Timeout on /addons/f1c878cb_octoprint_proxy/stats request
2022-04-08 07:51:50 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Error fetching hassio data: Error on Supervisor API:
Only fix is to hard shutdown the pi4
happens 1-2 times a day
only after 2022.4
never had this before
running HA OS
also, how do I enable HA observer?
on port 4357 I see this
Supervisor: Connected
Supported: Unsupported
Healthy: Unhealthy
I performed an update on my home assistant os and core on my pi3b+ and now my wifi doesn't work. I connected Ethernet and then tried to use the nmcli command to set up wifi to end up with Error: No wi-fi device found. I see similar errors when searching this version.
Would removing the home_assistant_v2.db file and restarting home assistant fix the issue? What is stored in the db file?
Had issues accessing it. It is over 300mb. That's probably bigger than it should be right?
Deleted it. Still same error. Should I just wait until an update/patch is pushed?
That file contains all your collected HA data, such as state changes. You can think of it as the history of your tracked entities.
Hi, I updated my core 22.3.8 to 22.4.1 (on Intel NUC) and it resulted in errors on my KNX devices. Finaly I had to go back to 22.3.8 after several tries.
Has anybody the same issue and maybe a solution?
Thanks
Hi there, I'm wondering what's the best practice to setup https proxy for a supervised / rpi4 ha installation. I've found this article, is it good way to achieve this : https://dummylabs.com/posts/2021-03-13-the-easiest-way-to-https-home-assistant/
I've built this rpi4 supervised ha for a friend, I personnally use the container way at home. And for my setup I use traefik + clouflare to acheive this.
Thx
A shorten version of this quetion could be : is the supervisor installation would interfere in any way with other deployed containers than the ones it manages.
It would help to know what exact errors you were getting to answer your questions 🤷
does supervisor observer work for HA OS or not supported?
It works fine in HA OS
Any ideas how to restore WiFi after the HA OS 8.0rc1 update?
not for me it seems
Supervisor: Connected
Supported: Unsupported
Healthy: Unhealthy
I have the pi4 image installed, 64bit
when I go to homeassistant.local:4357
how can I fix that?
absolutely nothing, never even knew about the existence of 4357 until today
how can I dig into it and find out more?
that will happen if you've created other containers in your setup
never did, I installed it from the image, unless something went wrong with the 2022.4 updates
I am having some issues with HA not responding at times
then you can try running ha su repair
cool
thx for the suggest, I'll try that and see if it resolves
not seeing any crazy errors in the logs either
If those show up in Observer, there should also be warnings within the Supervisor System page
Any chance someone can advise me ? #installation-archived message
If you're running Docker containers, or any other software, outside of the Supervisor then you're unsupported and will have problems
If you want to use Traefik then either you need an add-on, or to use the Container install
Supervised is for people who don't have enough frustration and suffering in their life already
or trauma 😅
I don't want to use traefik particulary, nethier want to put the system at risk. So the method linked in my previous message sounds "right" to you ?
Well, HAOS would be about 1000% better than Supervised
Doubly so if this is for somebody else
At a quick glance, that guide looks ok, but I haven't taken the time to read it in detail
Yeah that link looks like a guide to using Nginx Proxy Manager and DuckDNS addons. Should be straight forward
Hum, in the end I'm not so sure wich installation method I coosed for this setup.. let me check
Configuration > Settings > Info
I'm also realising I'm laking knowledge about the "Supervisor-> Add On Store"
Supervised has no benefits over any other install method, and many downsides
I don't curently have access to the Pi, but i'll get back to the docs to find out
I've used this : https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/raspberrypi
yeah indeed lol, I've flash the img, so I should be using haos_rpi4-64-7.6.img.xz
HAOS, which is a far better choice than Supervised
Ok so I've mistaken myself
So.. what would be the best method to expose this haos on the web over https ?
That guide looks like it's going to be fine
the one I've linked ?
Yes
All right, thanks @humble mirage
But in the end, does HAOS use the supervisor in it's achitecture ? (maybe it's documented somewhere 😛 )
ok, fine thanks
I've always used "native" ha in a container, and I now realise I don't know anything about the "addons" feature.. will look into it
thx
Ok, I get it. Addons are fine for people with no advanced IT skills...
ok, fine. So my initial question wasn't that stupid 😛
I wonder if these are the reason my supervisor is unhealthy?
22-04-09 17:52:10 WARNING (SyncWorker_0) [supervisor.addons.validate] Add-on config 'auto_uart' is deprecated, use 'uart'. Please report this to the maintainer of Z-Wave JS Server DEVELOPMENT
22-04-09 17:52:10 WARNING (SyncWorker_0) [supervisor.addons.validate] Add-on config 'devices' use a deprecated format, the new format uses a list of paths only. Please report this to the maintainer of Google Assistant Webserver
And what addons are they exactly?
does haos use dind ?
dind?
docker in docker
No
ok
When I install for first time on an odroid n2+ sd card, using V7.6 image , Its not working 🙁. System tries to boot and gets an IP address I can see in the console but then it errors out with serverip not set error and it does not continue with the install. see screen shot: https://www.icode.com/wp-content/uploads/HA-error-SH-1-scaled.jpg Any ideas anyone?
Why would someone want to purchase a Zigbee USB dongle?
Is it just for latency and local control?
Using a usb dongle over what ?
I'm learning but I'm starting to think the dongle is needed for cases where Sonoff devices only work with Zigbee
It is indeed mandatory for zigbee only enabled devices
and if you have no other zigbee gateway/coordinator in your network
that is compatible with home assistant
my brain power is growing. thank you @lean herald
I wanted to come back and let you know why the logs didnt help me solve the update issue (sometimes it 404, sometimes it didnt, but theupdate would always fail). It turned out to be automatic route blocking by my IPS/IDS (firewall rules that automatically kick in for low reuptation IP groups). See the red circles in the graph https://www.screencast.com/t/qgGDkxhb2RR? Soem traffic gets through while other stuff didnt, which made it hard to debug.
Hi .. anyone that can point me to a tutorial for setting up SSL/HTTPS on HA that actually works in latest release? .. I have own domain, and IP 🙏
I'm not going to be helpful but i thought this was done through duckdns
As I can read Duckdns is used when you do not have your own domain .. atleast that is what the guides I have seen refer too
Duckdns addon does keeps your duckdns domain up to date (dynamic DNS) with the IP of your ISP and also renews your SSL certificates using certbot
you already have your own domain so you definitely don't need that
IP as in you have a static IP?
is the domain cloudlfare?
To get support for a much larger range of devices than some crappy hub supports
What kind of installation do you have ?
guys what does this mean? seeing a few of them in my supervisor logs
ERROR (MainThread) [supervisor.api.middleware.security] Invalid token for access /supervisor/info
I am using the wmdk on an Unraid server
something is trying to access your supervisor info with an invalid token
Lol yes but how do I find out what 😄
what addons do you have installed?
this approach could feat your needs i think : https://dummylabs.com/posts/2021-03-13-the-easiest-way-to-https-home-assistant/
Great, thank you very much 👏 .. I will take a look
I would like to install IOTstack on RPI4 with USB SSD hardrive. I understand I need to first install Rasbberry OS on to SD card, which I did. Next I need some guidance on moving OS to USB hardrive (intend to follow some youtube guidance) and then install IOTstack as per Andreas Spiess youtube video from 2019 (that one was for installing on to SD card and I used that at that time)? Would be great if I will run into some issues following this logic? Any other path to follow?
Just a follow up .. took me 5 min and working like charm .. thanks again @lean herald for your help 👏
how did you install HA?
then you don't have it
ok- is there any way to add a repository?
no, you don't have the supervisor at all
you can create whatever docker containers you want outside of HA
confused. i can't bring in any additional add-ons?
no
okay, so how do i have to install it to be able to
you can create whatever docker containers you want outside of HA
right but - i can't bring them into HA?
or, you create a virtual machine and use HA OS
"bring them into HA" doesn't mean much
sorry. sort of new to ha
you can't control external containers from within HA
you do not have the supervisor and cannot use addons
okay, thanks
Need recommend on universal gateway. Raspberry Pi. Looking at Sonoff Dongle and Conbee but don’t know jack.
So I found a piezero w in a box that I totally forgotten about, would be cool to detect presence in office; monitor.sh or room-assistant ?
I installed the docker/supervisor manually on a raspbian buster a year ago. Since one or two months I can not longer restart the core - if I try to, the core stops but does not restart.
I read that there was a change on with which signal homeassistant terminates - does anyone knows what I may have to change to make restarts of the core from the supervisor on the web ui work again?
So many updates past year, I’m sure that broke configuration. Check the logs
What does your compose file/command line look like?
It worked until 1 or 2 months ago, there are no clues in the log
The log is likely irrelevant here
ExecStart=/usr/sbin/hassio-supervisor
this is how systemd starts the supervisor

Well, then, if you're running Supervised you're relying on the Supervisor restarting HA
Is the Supervisor reporting your system as healthy?
yay
Is it showing as supported, or unsupported?
thank you for pushing me in this direction - I always thought that the startup script was within a docker
but this seems to me that I never updated the hassio-supervisor skript, I'll fetch a new one and compare, thanks
I did look at you blog tink about monitor, wanna use watch to detect presence but I can’t tell mac on the watch, it tells time!
So, look at the phone and see what it reports the MAC of the watch as?
It doesn’t tell, it’s a fruity iPhone
I can’t tell whitch devices picks up monitor.sh and narrow it down from there?
You do not need the supervisor to integrate things into HA. Add-ons are just docker containers with the Integration built in to allow the supervisor to control it. What do you want to "add on"?
Let me guess Rpi4
yeah indeed same here too
No seems to be several Rpi users having it
yeah helping out that issue with logs etc
I haven't been able to pinpoint exactly what component within HA is causing it though
hopefully they find something 🙂
usually you don't see anything wrong in the logs which is why it's hard to find it
yeah doubt you'll find anything on that one
look at his one instead https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/69695#issuecomment-1094186060
yeah that was me that posted the mem graph there
running a mem profiler now
wanna tell me how so I can add mine on the issue? 😅
install profiler from integrations
that I have. I just never understood the different services
then run profiler:memory service
service: profiler.memory
data:
seconds: 300
not sure if it contains any useful info though
right. that one
bdraco had suggested something else to me but it would crash the whole container
I can't seem to get Home Assistant to update. I am using Home Assistant Core on a Raspberry Pi4. I have tried running "pip3 install --upgrade homeassistant" from the home assistant directory (with and without sudo) and it certainly goes through the motions but my Home assistant stays on the same version number. I have stopped and restarted Home Assistant and I have also tried a full reboot, all to no avail.
I have tried google but I'm getting nowhere so I was hoping someone on here might be able to help.
@dusty osprey not a venv installation?
Pretty clearly one
Hello. My HA cathed lots off errors , i think it will collapse any second. I can't even restart it. Is there any chance for help to find a reason?
Yea, but normal procedure is it enter that venv if person is to upgrade
@left kraken sure upload errorlogs somewhere https://paste.debian.net/
It says "virtual environment false" in my info page
What does it say for your install method then?
That where I got the command I used, The other two commands din't run
Check your install method
I can't read full log, because supervisor isn't responding. And that is remote instance, i can't get there for few days
and how are we supposed to help you if you have no access at all ? I could probably not help you, but sombody else 🙂
I have carried out the instructions on the page you linked to, that was part of the process that brought me here. I was hoping someone mught have had similar issues and resolved them
I can paste single events in log
Right, but what is your installation type?
Check the page that said it wasn't a virtual environment
Home Assistant Core
Ok, so you managed to do a non-standard install then
You need to check the init/systemd script to see what user it runs as, and where it's running from
Actually, the Info menu tells you the user
Installation Type Home Assistant Core
...
User homeassistant
Virtual Environment true
Python Version 3.9.7
``` (from mine)
I will look into that, I didn't realise I had a non standard install, I just followed some bloke from youtube. I might start from scratch if that would be easier but Docker did my head in before.
Core is fine, if you're used to compiling software from source
Docker is good if you're not
Best thing to do though is not follow some rando's guide, and use the official documentation
Guys, i made a thread about my problem, and tried to post necessary infos from log. Please if anyone could look at it
but what is the use to look at if you have no access at all ?
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Want to try again @dusty osprey ?
Thanks I will have another go at a fresh install
I still got some access remotely, and i want to figure out the reason of my problem
version: core-2021.10.7
installation_type: Home Assistant Container
dev: false
hassio: false
docker: true
user: root
virtualenv: false
python_version: 3.9.7
os_name: Linux
os_version: 5.10.103-v7l+
arch: armv7l
timezone: Europe/London
CONTAINER
and you are able to fix it, thought you had limited access, sure give url and sombody will prolly look at it. But it's a waste of everyones time if you cant make the fix because you have limited access.
This is different from what I thought
Trying pip to upgrade it is always going to fail, because you're running in Docker
loosing connection to HA after this https://i.ibb.co/t3ddZP9/image.png ping is norma
running HA OS
2022.4.1
😄 😄 😄 dont you have any logs ? 😄
I, honestly, thought I wasn't in Docker. what an idiot. I suppose I will have to follow the correct instructions and see where that gets me
It'll get you a lot further
it seems so
Do you have the SSH add-on installed?
The System Log integration was introduced in Home Assistant 0.58, and it's used by 100% of the active installations. It scores internal on our quality scale.
yes
Can you SSH on?
sshed
Then you can check the logs
what to do next
You guys have been great, Cheers.
ha core logs
or ha supervisor logs?
Check all the logs
ha core logs
Get "http://supervisor/core/logs": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
login and look at home-assistant.log
ha supervisor logs
Get "http://supervisor/supervisor/logs": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
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Now you can more home-assistant.log
\W $ more home-assistant.log
more: home-assistant.log: No such file or directory
You may need to cd to the config folder
So monitor.sh does not create sensors 😢
cd config?
what should I search in homeassistant.log?
You probably should just review all the logs from the time when you are having the issue. If you're using the ssh addon, the config folder is at /config.
I assume I cannot move the ZHA zigbee.db sqlite file onto my pgsql instance? The option being called database_path makes it sound like it's pretty set on wanting a (sqlite) file.
how would one migrate from HaOS to a container installation?
I believe that you can just restore an HA OS backup as of 2022.4: https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2022/04/06/release-20224/#backups-for-home-assistant-core--container-installs
where can i restore a snapshot? the backup screen just has one button for creating backups
I don't know what the container install looks like right now, but perhaps uploading via the three-dot menu
or put the HA OS backup wherever the backups go and refresh from there
just added the HA OS backup to the folder, but there isnt an option to restore anything
only two buttons per each backup are download and delete
in the end, the config directory is just the homeassistant.tar.gz file in there
so you can just manually extract that
oh ok
so just stop docker process, delete everything in config directory, extract homeassistant.tar.gz into config, and start it back up?
yes
are integrations included in a backup
seems like my only integration that transferred was browser mod
nothing else shows up
my custom components folder still has everything there, but none of them show up under the integrations page
and they did before?
yeah
Did you include the hidden directories?
believe so, let me check
if you literally untarred that file in your config directory, it should have gotten them
if you did something else, then...
thats what i did
custom_components is the same with nothing in integrations, but the .storage directory is much smaller
one thing that is probably important is that it went into safe mode after i first started the container because of a bad https config
but it worked normally after commenting out the https stuff and restarting docker container
nvm ok i can use the custom components but only after re-adding and re-configurating them
ig i can try doing it again but removing the https config before starting it again
so it doesnt go into safe mode
yeah that worked
works normally now
other than home-assistant.log what other logs I should inspect?
I have opened the homeassisnt.log in vs-code for live view
I'm looking for guidance on how to set up Z-Wave USB dongle with Synology NAS - any good guides out there? I've found a video on youtube, but it's from 2016, and I'm not sure it still applies. I'm running HA in a docker container.
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/zwave_js#advanced-installation-instructions and https://zwave-js.github.io/zwavejs2mqtt/#/getting-started/quick-start this will probably help (goes over HA container install)
➜ ~ ha core check
Processing... Done.
Command completed successfully.
➜ ~ ha core restart
Processing... Done.
Error: Unknown error, see supervisor
what should be done now?
~ ha supervisor logs
Get "http://supervisor/supervisor/logs": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
➜ ~
Hey folks, I'm finding I can't pull HA down from GHCR.
$ docker pull ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant:stable
Error response from daemon: Head "https://ghcr.io/v2/home-assistant/home-assistant/manifests/stable": denied: denied
@humble mirage yes they can.
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sorry
I just tried my test host, and docker pull ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant:stable doesn't throw any errors, it all works
yeah it works on my laptop too
just not this specific machine
it used to work...but not anymore
Try with sudo and see if that fixes it
Check your user and Docker config
Okay, but I can pull other docker images
is there something special about that one?
Nope
this is weird.
I can pull:
- pihole/pihole
- linuxserver/unifi-controller
- traefik
- mealie
- babybuddy
what on earth?
@humble mirage any help
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Either, or any other that suits you
https://www.codepile.net/pile/jZ9d278d complete error list before the crash
I fixed my GHCR auth issue
looks like I'd docker login'd on that client, which created an auth key for GHCR in my home dir. This auth key had then expired meaning it was no longer valid. Running docker pull with sudo caused it to be run as root. Root has no docker auth key configured meaning it just fell back to anon access and worked.
🎉
since last update can't download updates keep gettin error:
A timeout of 60! seconds was encountered while downloading https://****, check the network on the host running Home Assistant. This is not a problem with HACS but how your host communicates with GitHub
any fix?
Ha in a macvlan so it gets it’s own MAC address and ip inside a docker swarm cluster with a distributed fs works great!
this has happened to a few people recently
I didn't see your error message earlier, but that's exactly what happens:
Error response from daemon: Head "https://ghcr.io/v2/home-assistant/home-assistant/manifests/stable": denied: denied
I believe that docker logout is enough to fix it
this is HACS producing that error
After performing a restore from backup, should the device re-appear on homeassistant.local or do I need to do a manual hard reset (RPI 3) ? I can ping the device, but have no web UI: 192.168.1.250 refused to connect.
Hey Guys, The 2022.4.2 upgrade is silently failing. I see it make a backup and then it just stops and there are no errors in the log. Any thoughts on how to troubleshoot? I'm running Home Assistant Supervised and I've never had an issue upgrading before.
any fix?
first off what installation method are you running, and have you tried rebooting your host
mdns is unreliable access it via the ip:8123 you may need https if you had a cert configured previously
Ha on virtual
I am about to update my supervised install, I will keep you posted
HAOS on virtualbox?
yes
have you attempted restarting the vm
yes
same error
yes
is hacs up to date?
have3 diffent addons want to update with the same error
hacs is up to date
also renistall once
addons or hacs components
smartIR
local-tuya
and you are sure the device can ping github.com right?
what is the reason it will suddenly blocked?
I just want to make sure, maybe you have dns issue
no
no you can't ping?
ping is ok
whats the https address it is trying to reach?
Hi there, I have a problem with a temperature sensor. I can't get graph for this sensor. On the way to debug I'm trying to have a look at history but I don't see the option anymore. I've check my config and history: is enable. I've a recorder to InfluxDB is it because of it ? or the problem is from another part of my config ?
have you tried removing the hacs integration and relinking your github https://hacs.xyz/docs/configuration/basic
yes
and you restart ha and still get the same error?
yes
what dns servers do you currently have set?
as my router
can you try setting your dns statically to either google (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4) or cloudflare (1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1) from the home assistant UI
how could i do that?
Configuration > Supervisor > System
found trying now
you may have to reboot
I just updated, everything is fine. Would you like some help troubleshooting?
SAme problem after reboot
Yeah if you have any ideas they would be appreciated.
first of all you are running Debian 11 Bullseye correct?
Correct
does ha su logs or ha core logs show anything useful
what is happening when the upgrade fails? can you no longer access the UI?
Oh I forgot about the system log. I think we have a clue.
22-04-11 17:05:57 ERROR (SyncWorker_1) [supervisor.docker.interface] Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.4.2: 404 Client Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.41/images/ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.4.2/json: Not Found ("no such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.4.2: No such image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2022.4.2")
No everything works fine. It just doesn't upgrade. The progress indicator is running for a while (doing the backup) and then it stops.
seems like a networking issue
Should it be looking at localhost?
Dumb question here, if i got a pi running HA is it HA Core?
how did you install it
download pie imager installer for windows, select HA as a OS and install it in a SD
is the host version of docker up to date?
thats Home Assistant OS not Core
Docker version 20.10.5+dfsg1, build 55c4c88
your docker is out of date
mine is Docker version 20.10.14, build a224086
Did you install as a debian package?
Docker?
Yeah
I can't actually remember how I initially installed it. I'll have to track it down. This has been running for at least a year now.
Okay I think I found the problem.
/etc/resolv.conf is empty
Your initial assessment was probably correct
And now I'm upgraded. 🙂 ty for the help
I'll track down why /etc/resolv.conf isn't getting a nameserver set
you should also modify your deamon.json in /etc/docker to add this :
{
"dns": ["8.8.8.8", "1.1.1.1"],
}
the process for how I installed docker and supervised is documented here https://mathesonsteplock.ca/install-home-assistant-supervised-on-debian/ if its been a while since you have setup supervised I highly recommend you go through this process again as requirements have changed
Thanks. I have backups so I might blow this all away and start over.
you can rerun the installer without loosing anything however I would recommend a backup first
Glad I could help
The only thing I'm really using supervisor for is studio code server
I have everything else setup externally.
you could always run that in docker
This is probably outside the scope of this space, but can I setup studio code server externally and still have it work within my HA UI?
Just for convenience?
panel_iframe might work
Thanks I'll check that out.
How can I downgrade the home assistant operating system? The current release broke my wifi.
Would this work from the community addon?
yes either of them
I got Error: can't compare <unknown 7.x> and <simplever 6.0>
well you obviously need to choose which version 😄
I left x since I didn't know which one you wanted to downgrade to
I see 7.6 being the latest stable one so I assume 7.5 then
I updated to 8.0rc1 which apparently broke a bunch of wifi.
Typed that in and it seems to be working.
Someone committed a fix but I don't know how long that takes to implement.
Stefan won't release a new beta if not enough significant changes I'm guessing (and I don't think wifi is big enough a bug to release one)
it will be in the dev branch in a few hours but don't try that
just stay in 7.6 till you see the new 8.0rc2
Thanks for your help. Been in overall all my tech is broken hell for the last few days.
is ethernet impossible?
It is but I was running my Adguard through the WiFi up address. And my duck DNS. Plus some integrations I use seemed to depend on my ip address.
There's a whole semi connected mess with a Logitech harmony that I hoped pushing an update to the is would fix.
That seems like an easy fix. Change the ethernet IP to the one the wifi adapter had and the rest of the network would not know the difference
True. But I didn't want to run Ethernet except as a stopgap since my pi lives across the room.
I wouldn't trust wifi for something like HA personally
I'll consider that but it is a necessary evil at the moment with the degree of Ethernet connected devices and plugs all in one location.
Hi all 🙂
Any known issue with the MacOS VirtualBox image?
I have posted this question in the forum: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/macos-virtualbox-image-network-not-working/410885
Failed to start Network Manager Wait Online
M1 Mac?
Nope, 2019 Intel MacbookPro
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/macos-virtualbox-image-network-not-working/410885/2?u=macs79
Should this enp0s3 interface have an ip address?
what does systemctl status NetworkManager-wait-online.service say
It's been hard to me because it's my first time with homeassistant
yes
Error: unknown command "systemctl" for "ha"
type login
login should take you to the correct shell
not very clarifying
I guess there is something in the VM "hardware" that's not right
I am reading a thread, some say restart your mac and hope it works others say it doesn't work on wifi
hmmmm interesting
let me check that
will try rebooting first.
If ethernet cable is the solution I am in trouble 😁
you can't bridge wifi, if that's what you're doing
my mac is on wifi, yes
would a nat work?
yeah thats what it seems like
my ethernet router is in the ceilng 🙁
I will try to figure a way to plug into that router. at least to test if it will work.
do you not have a switch
hmmm maybe I could setup another router and plug on that one
should't require internet to test it, right?
It will require internet to do the initial download of ha
but if that error disappears it's a good sign
will start with that
thank you very much folks.
Let you know if it works later.
alright, good luck
This is weird though, is it a limitation of homeassistant?
I do bridge from wifi to a windows VM and it works fine
thanks again @orchid pebble
Interesting!
I have a Windows 10 VM on VirtualBox to work with some modelling software and NAT works fine. https://imgur.com/a/uoNoRt2
But I get the issue.
changed network to NAT now on my HA VM
rebooting
nat will cause issues with ha
it is fine, I just want to test something
it is not supposed to be a prod setup
well, the NetworkManager-wait-online.service was ok now
but still can't access it through http://homeassistant.local:8123/
ha su logs
Updater.fetch_data No internet connection
if you drop to the login shell can you ping 8.8.8.8
yep with bridged
I had to try 🙂
thanks
will look for a way to plug it in the router
how can i install HA core from windows 😩 is there a tutorial that anyone recommends for this?
It's only supported in WSL, and instructions are with the rest of them: https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/windows#install-home-assistant-core
but it's not recommended
ok can i install it via raspberry to an sd to use on another raspberry? any tutorial for dummies for that? 😩
@manic lark whatever you can use to flash an image to the SD
All the tutorials are right there
@manic lark get a usb SD adapter
I'm assuming you can't flash it using windows because it doesn't have an sd slot and you don't have an adapter
I got a usd adapter and actually got HA but its not core, and i need core to attached a camera to the usb so i can add an integration thats only for core
but i really dont know how to install core🤣
Well, that I suppose you could do, if the pis are the same kind. And if you knew how to install core
Hi guys. I need some advice. Which OS will be the best for containerised version of Home Assistant? Will Ubuntu Core be okay? I think that i will run only docker on my machine and I don't need to plug any display to it. I want to install my HA on HP T630 terminal.
Ubuntu Core should be ok. I'd suggest Debian over Ubuntu (for servers, which this is), but it should be fine
Thanks for your reply, i think i will proceed with Debian 🙂
Hey, I am using Home Assistant 2022.4.1 supervised and when trying to update to 2022.4.2 it advises HA is not in a healthy state.
uh oh, i just updated my Hass installed in hyper-V to the latest version, and all i'm left with is the error "[supervisor.homeassistant.core] Home Assistant has crashed!"
@fleet apex was that 2022.4.2
ye
hmm ok my HA wont even let me install it as its reporting unhealthy
did a downdate to 2022.3.8 now and rebooted the vm
but to no help, WebUi is still unavaiable
hmmm Im seeing the following errors in my log
Logger: homeassistant.components.zha.core.channels.base
Source: components/zha/core/channels/base.py:457
Integration: Zigbee Home Automation (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 5:47:06 PM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 5:47:06 PM
[0xADCF:11:0x0008]: async_initialize: all attempts have failed: [DeliveryError('[0xadcf:11:0x0008]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0xadcf:11:0x0008]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0xadcf:11:0x0008]: Message send failure'), DeliveryError('[0xadcf:11:0x0008]: Message send failure')]
Logger: homeassistant.components.websocket_api.http.connection
Source: components/websocket_api/connection.py:96
Integration: Home Assistant WebSocket API (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 5:46:56 PM (1 occurrences)
Last logged: 5:46:56 PM
[139938787618240] Received invalid command: mobile_app/push_notification_channel
i wished i installed it under ubuntu with docker, i'm in the dark what i can do to fix this issue,
oh u usin HAS OS?
yep
i was on that, but after a HASS Update went bad and bricked the install i switched to supervised cause at least u can actually troubleshoot the issue
trying a way into my configs from the CLI
trying to restore a backup, but that gives me the error that it is a partial backup
Supervised is a horrible install method. Container is a lot nicer
@manic bane what the difference, supervised uses containers? Also doesnt the container option not allow Add-Ons?
Supervised is a install method that requires you to be an expert to run it, and has very strict criteria (eg running on Debian 11 only).
Containers are a lot more flexible, easy to spin up something new if it breaks, plus add ons are just custom docker containers, can easily spin up whatever else you want
(Also the fact that supervised only supports running HA & HA Add on containers, whilst container lets you do whatever else running too)
@fleet apex have you tried ha su repair and then ha core rebuild ?
right, but Supervised is still using docker containers.... the deb requirement is because the installer is packaged as a deb
Supervised has a lot more to it than just using docker containers too, plus the fact that Ubuntu can run deb but supervised specifically needs Debian 11
If you’re not an expert at networking, docker, and Linux do not run supervised
@high token su repair not yet, core rebuild yes
I think given enouh crashes Supervisor itself tries to rebuild Core anyway but maybe the repair one would do something
observer url gives something back though: Home Assistant observer
Supervisor: Connected
Supported: Supported
Healthy: Healthy
those are expected
eh i have it back and running, it was just no longer supervised.... all fixed
what does that mean? haha
Serious recommendation that if you’re not a networking/ Linux/ docker expert to migrate away from supervised
how did it loose its supervisness?
I do that on the regular….but in life
su repair is completed, ha still not running though
core start points me back to the supervisor logs, with a message Home Assistant has crashed
@high token not entirely sure, @jovial rampart you saying thats a regular issue for you?
I wouldn’t really call it an issue……more an intended result.
i think there is an issue with a yaml file, but how to reach that from the vm.....
half of a yaml was saved i think before the update kicked in
that should still not necessarily cause it to crash and at least trigger safe mode
from the VM console it's a bit trickier
if you have SSH addon enabled it would be easier
in that case your config folder is in /mnt/data/supervisor/homeassistant/
if you are in the HA cli you need to first type login
and also you only get vi as an editor
thats not a issue
I'm glad. It's easy going in. Escaping is the issue 😄
but whats the login user 🙂
just type login nothing else
Hey guys I’m new into this please could you advice me on some videos how to install it please as is asking me URL address and I dnt know from where I should copper it. Been on YouTube but mostly of them are about Raspberry etc and if android then is not explaining how they get the url address. I am installing on Samsung tablet where I have 32GB SD card as well. I would really appreciate
Installing HA on a tablet isn't supported
The URL however is basically:
http://192.168.0.42:8123/
replacing 192.168.0.42 with the IP of the computer you install HA on
But people having it on tablets. …😓 I got lost lol (can’t even mention I did study IT College lol but for my defence we work with 98 windows and XP lool) can I be cheeky and could you help me please step by step? Txt me in privet message… so I have Samsung table but other things have appl, if is phone or MacBook. I would really appreciate please
You can use a tablet to view HA


