This is just a question about how this is possible.
Had issues overnight with HA. It’s installed via UTM virtual machine on a Mac mini m1. Something about no space left which caused it to stop working entirely, even though it had space left. Which is odd as the drive was set to over 30GB, HA storage page said it’s using 18GB, and yet the container file for Home Assistant in UTM is over 40GB. Don’t really understand how that works.
Thought it was the Mac Mini at first as the system had decided to take up the vast majority of the hard drive. Reboot put it back to normal.
But then HA did it again, and this time the mini still had 70+ GB available.
Reboot HA allows it to start again, but I couldn’t figure out what space was “full”. Anyway…
My early morning, not enough sleep brain decided to create a new virtual machine and restore my latest HA backup onto that. Old HA virtual computer is definitely shut down. I’ve got to the point where home assistant has “Restore in progress” going on the new IP page for it. Different local IP from the old instance of course. I can’t access any part of HA on any other computer or phone or even another tab on the Mac mini. No matter what IP or port I’m using.
But somehow my iPhone sent me a notification via Home Assistant Companion app telling me that I’ve triggered my alarm. Obviously I need to change when I do backups because I somehow didn’t account for restoring setting the alarm system to the second strictest setting. It did this twice. First time I selected to change to armed Home instead of Night, second time I missed the button and it opened the app. Which still says it’s disconnected.
So how can it send me notifications if it can’t actually access Home Assistant?