@slovenc Kind of but not 100%. If the user is in the admin group, from their logged in HA instance go to “Configuration” -> “Lovelace Dashboards” then select the the dashboard and chose “Set As Default On This Device”.
So not really assigned to the user but you can do it on all your gf’s devices she access HA with.
Try from command line (ssh) ha host reboot. Wait between 5 and 10 minutes and hopefully it comes back up. You can also try ha host shutdown. Wait about 3 minutes, turn off and then back on. This what I have been doing on my pi 4. I also check the logs.
Hello,
first of all thanks for the awesome work as it’s the first time I post here.
Just wanted to mention that this issue broke my homeassistant when upgrading to 0.107.7 (Synology docker, Zwave): https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/32992
After the upgrade ZWave didn’t start anymore (“Unavailable” nodes). Main error in the logs was “Failed to create HTTP server at port XXXX”. Finally saw that two python processes were running in the docker container.
The solution was to completely delete the docker container and recreate it from scratch, copying over the environment variables etc. Clearly not a painless upgrade.
Again the initial docker configuration was standard, I had not changed the execution path.
This should be at least mentioned in the release notes as a breaking change.
Thanks !
Show it be some “future” request to get the power button back? I like the new design but I’m missing this functionality.
Also must say that the design of rest lovelace cards do not match the media control card anymore. Hopefully, there will be some efforts to improve their design too.
Android app is still working good here. Does the site load in chrome? Usually that error shows up when the server is not responding to the app. Hitting refresh on my end usually solves it.
Was working well on Every device.
I fix the issue. The Android app use HTPP and not HTTPS to load frontend core JS.
I fix the issue by configuring http-> https redirection on my reverse proxy
The original API for coinmarketcap has been retired in favour of a new advanced api. Unfortunately this has broken the integration with coinmarketcap and requires some development effort to align the integration to the new api methods and specifically the need to have an authenticated login identity.
Hi, I’ve seen a big impact on performance on 0.107.0 from 0.106 on March 18th
I upgraded yesterday to 0.107.7 and it came back to previous situation
CPU was up to 10% baseline (antivirus on Synology is taking a hit every week for 3 days) instead on 5 to 6% usual. You can see the difference on this Grafana dashboard in the bottow left graph (Synology 916+ system usage). Temp took 5 to 10°C as a consequence.
(details: zoom on CPU performance metric)
No other changes in integration
So guy, thanks for the performance fix in 0.107.7: great job done!
upgrading from 0.106.6 to 0.107.7 cooked my z-wave setup. after a couple of reboots some of the devices were back on but still had a bunch of ‘unavailable’, while it seemed devices had connected but with the names removed.
Restoring 0.106.6 snapshot for now. Any plans to fix this issue? Seems that from previous posts I’m not the only one with dramas
The problem was that when I installed this the first time, the installation instructions recommended me to edit /etc/hosts and put a specific IP for registry-1.docker.io, when removing this entry in the hosts file, it all worked again.
Hi! In 2 new 0.107.7 installations on rpi4 i’ve created custom lovelace dashboard.
For ex: 001 with title 001 and 002 with title 002 and 003 with title 003.
The problem is that if i’m in the 003 view and click on 001 the title of panel 001 remains 003 …