Can't access hass.io menu in GUI

Configuration
1

When I click on the hass.io menu on the bottom left of my gui I get the following error in a pop-up window.

Unable to load the panel source: /api/hassio/app/entrypoint.js.

I’m also unable to access SSH or FTP. I found this topic but that solution does not work for me. This is my secrets.yaml file content. I do not use secrets.yaml to store my passwords, yet.


# Use this file to store secrets like usernames and passwords.
# Learn more at https://home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/secrets/
http_password: welcome
test: test

Any idea how to fix this?

2

I saw a github issue about this. I think it’s fixed with the latest supervisor. I assume that is a blank/default secrets? You can try deleting the secrets file - I believe that was the solution until the supervisor updates.

3

I tried deleting the secrets file and restarting. That didn’t solve it. If this will be corrected automatically in the next day or two I’ll just wait it out. I just figured that I would have to do something to update Hassio in order for it to be fixed, correct?

4

According to the github issue it’s fixed in Supervisor 188

5

I’m not familiar with what supervisor is. Do I need to do anything to update to 188?

6

It should update automatically. Supervisor controls the whole hass.io system… It’s a service that starts the supervisor, home assistant and dns containers and keeps them running.

7

Thanks, I’ll just wait for that to update with the fix.

8

Hi there,

I faced the same issue on my installation (newest version). How can I fix it?

During initial setup, I configured the configurator to appear on the sidebar. The configurator entry is now also not visible.

9

You probably didn’t install hassio and installed home assistant. Or alternatively, are you running default_config: in configuration (or do you have discovery: or hassio: in there)?

10

I installed the Home Assistant image for RPI 4. Then I installed configurator from hass.io. With this I configured access to my Homematic CCU2 which was successful. Then I installed and configured DuckDNS to access Home Assistant from remote - also was successful. I set auto-update for DuckDNS to ON. Everything was ok until this morning, when the error occured.

When the hass.io page worked I noticed, that reboot of the PI did not work. I had to power-off the PI and power on again.
SSH is working properly.

11

Since I did not get any helpful hint I re-flashed the original image and did a new setup without auto-update enabled for the ssh and duckDNS addon.