mine to 
untar backup and i find appdeamon.yaml
what next
where should i do the new appyaml config directory ?
There is definitely something broken now. The logs say it’s loading config/appdaemon.yaml and no such file exists. I’m not sure what is going on. I’ll guess i’ll try and revert back to v14
I would revert back to version 14 and restore your yaml file. This version is broken.
@Bxsteez @przemsi Read the linked thread (or point #1 in my last post).
Everything AppDaemon has moved.
Restoring a backup will only work until you upgrade again, since it is on purpose that it has moved.
which backup you restore , in unziped appdemon a don’t see appdeamon.yaml
i don’t understand
With this release, the
appdaemondata folder will migrate/move out of the Home Assistant configuration folder into a dedicated folder for this add-on. You can access add-on configuration folders using SSH, Samba, VSCode, and similar add-ons by accessing theaddon_configsfolder/share.
If you have this in yourappdaemon.yamlfile:
secrets: /config/secrets.yaml
You will need to adjust this to:
secrets: /homeassistant/secrets.yaml
where is that folder or where should create it
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Read my post: AppDaemon won't start - complains about secrets.yaml - #5 by Aephir
Or the linked thread therein.
You need to mount the new mountable “addon_configs”, which is where everything AppDAemon (incl. the appdaemon.yaml) is now located.
It is no longer in the “config” mount, but has been moved “as is”, you still have all your stuff. So: DON’T RESTORE ANY BACKUPS.
I undid my restore and did as suggested with the addon configs folder and got it working. Probably should’ve read through before jumping off the ship haha
mtab
/dev/sda8 /addon_configs ext4 rw,relatime,commit=30 0 0
df -h
/dev/sda8 30.8G 17.4G 12.1G 59% /addon_configs
ls -l /addon_configs/a0d7b954_appdaemon
total 28
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 232 Nov 15 11:52 appdaemon.yaml
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 504 Jun 23 06:43 appdaemon.yaml_back
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Nov 15 11:52 apps
drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Jun 25 10:28 compiled
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Nov 15 11:52 dashboards
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 24 14:31 namespaces
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 24 14:31 www
where should i mount it ?
edit
remove and install appdeamon
directory is mounted
change
There, in the `appdaemon.yaml`, you need to change `/config/secrets.yaml` to /homeassistant/secrets.yaml`.
appdeamon wotks fine
i have to check nspanel config , is doesn’t refresh
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@Bxsteez Don’t feel bad, I managed to install a completely new VM to restore and copy my Appdaemon config from before realizing…
@przemsi However you mount the “config” where the AppDaemon config used to be. I use the SambaShare addon, but how you do doesn’t really matter. If you (as it seems) have CLI access, you might as well just open and modify the appdaemon.yaml with nano, vi, or whatever you use in CLI.
remove and install appdeamon
directory is mounted
change
There, in the `appdaemon.yaml`, you need to change `/config/secrets.yaml` to /homeassistant/secrets.yaml`.
appdeamon wotks fine
i have to check nspanel config , it doesn’t refresh
thanks for help
a nspanel w dupie nie działa , bo zawsze coś trzeba namieszać, manual jak dla mały kopiuj/wklej a jak trzeba naprawić to nie wiadomo o co chodzi
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In my case the only thing I did was edit the appdaemon.yaml file in its new directory.
The error was it could find /config/secrets.yaml and I noticed the config files were moved to addon_config/a0d7b954_appdaemon when I opened the network folder via SAMBA so I just edited the file there, restarted and it worked just fine.
So if you can try that first to see if it works for you too.
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Couldn’t figure out why it wouldn’t create a file, and there it was. Thank you!
Hello,
Same here and my AppDaemon has been deleted.
What I did to restore my NSPANEL app
- Download and open a backup and extract the “homeassistant” archive/folder located at the root of the archive.
- Locate the folder /root/addon_configs/XXX-appdaemon (XXX seems to be a dynamic name that you are to replace with your app ID)
- copy homeassistant/data/appdaemon/appdaemon.yml to /root/addon_configs/XXX-appdaemon/appdaemon.yml
- copy homeassistant/data/appdaemon/apps/apps.yml.yml to /root/addon_configs/XXX-appdaemon/apps/apps.yml
- Edit file /root/addon_configs/XXX-appdaemon/appdaemon.yml and replace “/config/secrets.yml” by “/homeassistant/secrets.yml”
- restart the add-on and check the logs
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I will reiterate the post above:
DO NOT RESTORE.
Just read the post. I also started with trying to restore to get the AppDaemon config because I didn’t read what was going on.
To make it easier for people finding this thread (instead of the older one that also solves the problem, the one I didn’t search for before creating this), I’ve marked the post as solution:
For me helped just editing location of “secrets.yaml” in " /root/addon_configs/XXX-appdaemon/appdaemon.yaml" to “/homeassistant/secrets.yaml”
Everything else was just copied with update to new location.
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Appreciate that answer ! That did the work for me too !
Hi to all, Yes this resolved my issue. I have just need to change appdaemon.yaml config to /homeassistant/secret.yaml
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My /config/appdaemon is empty and there is no /addon_configs. I searched the entire system for my py files e.g. find / | grep file_name.py. No results. How screwed am I?
Are you using the Samba Share addon? If not, try that, this is where the addon_configs can be found. I’m not sure where to find it if using other approaches.
could someone post a more detailed instruction on how to do this please. I have read the posts over and over and it does not make any sence to me, my head is spinning just like my ns panel screens. TIA