I’ve had this a couple of times in the past when rebooting Home Assistant.
Usually stopping HAS and deleting them works… but curious if we can debug further why this happens and/or if we can stop it?
They are perfectly normal temporary files the database uses. Leave them be.
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I thought this, but this happens on a restart.
If I Stop > Start - it doesn’t resolve the issue.
I usually have two solutions
- Stop HAS > Delete temp files > Start HAS
- If the above fails… Stop HAS > Delete all v2.db* files > Start HAS