I get 4 repair issues after restoring the backup. The add-ons all work it seems.
What can I do to fix this?
It could be a corrupted backup… I would remove each of them, make sure the error messages go away, re-install them and once yhou are sure everything is back to normal, do 2 more backups
Usually it is a problem accessing github, or github rate limiting kicking in.
Assuming you’re on HAOS, can you go in Settings > Addons > Addon Store and check if your addons are listed in the store and have a blue line at the top?
Could be something as simple as having an old/bad repository path, or it could be that the repository isn’t there at all and you might need to re-add it.
Thanks for the suggestion.
The blue lines are there:
Tried uninstalling and re-installing them, but it did not remove the issue.
I dont want to jump straight to a clean install. I will give it some time to see if it corrects itself automagically ( 
), or if others have suggestions.
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The issue message seems to be persistant of sorts, regardless of the actual state of the add-on. Simply pressing Submit will remove the add-on and fix the issue, and when the add-on is installed again the issue does not appear again.
Bad news is that when I was doing this for the mosquitto broker it broke MQTT / xComfort for me to the point where re-installing does not help. Currently I’m restoring a backup.
EDIT: Seems to be due to Mosquitto broker udating and not allowing unauthorized connections anymore. I need to find out how to roll back to 5.1.1 or earlier. Any pointers?
Did you change architecture ? E.g from Pi to x86-am64 , or 32bit to 64bit ?
I changed from AMD to Intel, but both are 64bit.
Then you should be able to restore a 5.1.1
Thanks for the fast reply. I cant figure out how to get 5.1.1, could you please provide info on how I do that if you know?
Check your old backups
Seems I had 6.5.1 in my backups as well. The problem is elsewhere.
Complete re-install seems to have fixed everything.