Hello,
I’m in that situation too. And a newbie too
I cannot access to 8123 after installed HAdashboard (means Appdeamon) but 5050 is open. It is like 8123 was closed by appdeamon.
I have no access with SSH (cause I have not understand how configure it, it would never work). How can I access to 8123 by 5050 ?
Or maybe is it a file I can delete on my sd card ? I can always take it on another PC and manipulate files on it…
I have done a snap before, maybe can I rewrite it on my SD ?
Thanks for your help.
P.S. : do you know if there any french board on this forum ? How can I open one for french users ?
Unfortunately, I’m having the same problem. I’m brand new to the home automation community, but not new to tech - I’ve rooted and flashed ROMs on android phones, built computers, configured switches and routers on networks, written some linux shell and windows PowerShell scripting, etc etc… but following the steps to install Hassbian on my Pi3B+ is resulting in the exact same issue as the folks above.
I tried it a couple ways, the first was with a USB stick to set a static IP - I couldn’t ping the IPv4 address but when I pinged hassbian it replied with the IPv6 address. No luck in the browser. I reflashed the SD card and went simpler without the custom network config file - just power and ethernet to my router (xfinity combo cable modem/wifi)… but got worse. No ping, no browser access. At all times the only lights on the Pi were amber on the network cable. My router saw it and assigned it an IP… oddly the same IP (10.0.0.200) as the one I chose for it in the static IP config yet I wasn’t using the file anymore and my DHCP scope (.2 - .199) was reduced to not include that one… odd.
I’m gonna try expanding the scope back to .253 and reserve the IP via my router admin page… and try again. Maybe reflash to see if that will make a difference. Hopefully someone has some insight for us. Thanks in advance!
Update: Still unable to ping the IPv4 address - but both the IPv6 and link local v6 addresses reply successfully. So, I tried to putty to the v6 address and it worked! Here’s the login output, maybe there’s something I can check and share to help figure out what’s up with IPv4 and the hassio.local DNS name that’s failing?
CPU…: ARMv7 Processor rev 4 (v7l)
Memory…: 28M used, 796M free, 927M in total
services:
home-assistant@homeassistant: failed
SSH is enabled and the default password for the ‘pi’ user has not been changed.
This is a security risk - please login as the ‘pi’ user and type ‘passwd’ to set a new password.
Wi-Fi is disabled because the country is not set.
Use raspi-config to set the country before use.
