Not sure about these full addresses, but in the past we tried using city names, and that didnt work, so we ended up using a gps location.
I guess the full addresses need to be in the exact format the integration expects, so maybe a syntax error of sorts leading to these ‘inaccurate’ results?
Anyways, I ended up creating Zones for several of these more often used locations. Benefit of that is that I can use these in other configs and automations without having to mind/find/define the gps locations again
btw, I now notice my Waze sensors were imported, but I cant see which zoned/devices it uses in the config panels. And, that the config I posted above, isnt imported at all… weird
From some other responses on here, I believe it’s because /dev/serial/by-id doesn’t exist anymore, but I don’t see that mentioned in any documentation. The zigbee documentation recommends using /dev/serial/by-id Zigbee Home Automation - Home Assistant
I have a problem that might be related to yours: I have a page with HTML tabs that has HA + some other webUI’s.
Since installing 2021.5 some things don’t work anymore.
This the topic with some details: Navigate & changing views not working since installing v2021.5
After being away from home I finally upgraded from 2021.3.4 straight to 2021.5.2 and everything went smoothly. ~3.1Gb database took about 18 mins to do it’s thing but all in the background while HA functioned as normal.
I assume that this is due to the documented breaking change of not running udev in the container. However the documented workaround of setting USING_UDEV=1 made no difference for me. The only thing that worked was manually editing core.config_entries to change the serial port from /dev/serial/by-id/... to /dev/ttyUSB1.
Is ZHA working alright for you now? I’ve been having some issues since upgrading (unable to add new devices, devices not responding to commands at a higher rate than normal, devices disconnecting from the network).
Has anyone fixed the HACS integration error? It says to check the logs but all I see is that it is a custom integration but no details on what is wrong. HACS is working fine but getting this on the integrations page:
Thank you, that does appear to be the root of the issue. I’m running home assistant operating system which it sounds like should have the workaround built in but doesn’t seem to work for me. I’ll edit the core.config_entries file.
havent used the ssh cli interface for some time, but needed to config check today, and this is what is returned, have never seen it before and am not sure if I have a problem
~ $ ha core check
Processing... Done.
Post "http://supervisor/core/check": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
~ $
Updated my DSMR installation, and seems back to normal now. It couldn’t start postgresql or something. Rebooted, updated, and fine now. Coincidence that it occurs right after Hassio update.