Endpoint is disabled IOS

I’m getting the following errors when pushing to my wifes phone:

 [homeassistant.components.notify.ios] Endpoint is disabled

I have:

  • Updated push settings
  • Reinstalled the app
  • verified the pushID in the .ios.conf
  • resaved the configuration.

Nothing has worked.

How can i get notifications on my wifes phone again? They are working fine on my phone and the information is identical.

Also, in the .ios.conf, it’s clear that home assistant see’s the phone because tracking is working.

"wife": {
            "app": {
                "buildNumber": 10,
                "bundleIdentifer": "io.robbie.HomeAssistant",
                "versionNumber": "1.1.1"
            },
            "battery": {
                "level": 57,
                "state": "Unplugged"
            },
            "device": {
                "localizedModel": "iPhone",
                "model": "iPhone",
                "name": "Lindsay's iPhone",
                "permanentID": "xxx",
                "systemName": "iOS",
                "systemVersion": "11.2.1",
                "type": "iPhone 5s"
            },
            "deviceId": "xx",
            "lastSeenAt": "2018-01-14T16:22:12.546033",
            "permissions": [
                "notifications",
                "location"
            ],
            "pushId": "xxx",
            "pushSounds": [],
            "pushToken": "This space intentionally left blank"

any news ? i got the same problam, ios12 Ha 0.72.1

I fixed it somehow. Here is a list of things I did. One of them solved the issue:

  • Reinstalled app on her phone
  • Renamed her device
  • Removed her old device name from config (everywhere).
  • Let Home assistant auto name her device
  • updated her device name in entity registry.
  • renamed everything back to the name I wanted.
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thx for the help! i do it . and its worked!

since this is the most adequate post I found, sorry to bump, please let me ask, since all of a sudden I see this now also…

i am on ha 94.4 and have no clue what endpoint the log is referring to. Have a wife also;-) but I have no alerts going on, nor messages being sent to her…

can we find which endpoint it is (in fact, what is an endpoint officially, do we have documentation on that error?)

thanks for having a look.

Just do the steps I wrote out and it will fix it. Endpoint probably refers to the phone. I’m sure this is a bug of some sort, you’re welcome to try to find said bug and have it fixed… or you can solve this now by just doing the bullets in the previous post.

I just experienced this issue (on an iPhone 6S still running iOS 13.7) and can confirm that petro’s steps worked (thank you). What happened right after that, though, was that I had to enable the motion permission again (app > app config > location > motion permission). Perhaps it helps to debug this issue in future.