I run debian+supervised. I am pretty sure that the only extra package I have installed on debian is ssh-server. I may have played around and loaded something else, but it is hard to remember.
I am suddenly getting “unsupported” message in supervisor → system, and when I click on Learn More it leads me here Unsupported software - Home Assistant
Is this a new “feature” in the supervisor? I know installing ssh-server makes it technically unsupported, but it has never complained before.
Is there some way to detect if I have accidentally installed something that has offended the supervisor. I am really reluctant to uninstall ssh-server as I rely on it on the odd occasions that HA is totally bolloxed and I need to access the system when the ssh & webterminal addon hasn’t started.
I would be surprised if it complained about your ssh server. That’s basically part of the base OS.
AFAIK, it “only” checks if non-supervised containers are running.
You don’t get more info on what has been detected?
EDIT: I’ve been running supervised for months with a half-dozen “unsupported” warnings without issue, though But yeah, having to install an “agent” on the OS for supervisor was kind of the “too intrusive” trigger and I migrated to plain container.
do you know how to disable portainer so that it won’t start during boot? I could remove it as well, find I sometimes find it useful, that’s why I would like to keep it disabled and just launch it when needed. I guess that HA won’t complain if portainer is not running during boot?
But yeah, having to install an “agent” on the OS for supervisor was kind of the “too intrusive” trigger and I migrated to plain container.
neither could I