Started using Nabu Casa. After changing default_config: to cloud: in configuration.yaml, I now receive 404: Not Found when attempting to login. I also cannot SSH in either.
EDIT: Cannot remote connect through Nabu Casa as well.
So you removed default_config: from your configuration.yaml and put in cloud:
Did you replace the other items from default_config that are needed?
Like automation:, config:, frontend:, history:, logbook:, input_boolean:, etc…?
The full list is here:
If you use any of thse integrations you have to manually add them back to your configuration.yaml file.
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No, I only changed that line.
# Example configuration.yaml entry to enable the cloud component
cloud:
But you did delete default_config:?
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Yes, replaced default_config: with cloud:
By doing that you have removed all the integrations listed below:
-
Automation (
automation) Home Assistant Cloud (cloud)-
Configuration (
config) -
Counter (
counter) -
DHCP Discovery (
dhcp) -
Frontend (
frontend) -
History (
history) -
Image (
image) -
Input boolean (
input_boolean) -
Input datetime (
input_datetime) -
Input number (
input_number) -
Input select (
input_select) -
Input text (
input_text) -
Logbook (
logbook) -
Map (
map) -
Media Source (
media_source) -
Mobile App Support (
mobile_app) -
My Home Assistant (
my) -
Person (
person) -
Scene (
scene) -
Scripts (
script) -
Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) (
ssdp) -
Stream (
stream) -
Sun (
sun) -
System Health (
system_health) -
Tag (
tag) -
Timer (
timer) -
Updater (
updater) -
Zero-configuration networking (zeroconf) (
zeroconf) -
Zone (
zone)
If you do not want to use default_config you have to manually add back a lot of them for Home Assistant to work.
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So I screwed myself and will need to start over?
Have you been making snapshot backups?
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Yes. Hopefully will only lose a few things (which would be a win for my absent minded moves).
You don’t mention how you installed home assistant. If it was on a Raspberry Pi with SD card you could take out the SD card and then using a Linux PC edit the configuration.yaml file back to using default_config:.
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Search the forum to find the location of the configuration.yaml file on the SD card. I can never remember which mount it is in.
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Thank you again. I’ll find it.