Unknow generated user

Configuration
1

In my instance i have an user
“840n5G8U”.

Cant figure out where it comes from.

If i delete it, its recreated after restart.

In .storage/auth there are the IDs and:

"auth_provider_type": "homeassistant",

"auth_provider_id": null,

"data": {

  "username": "840n5g8u"

}

2

Delete it, set all your add-ons to not start at boot, reboot the machine (not only HA)
See if the user is created again.

If not, start your add-ons one by one, checking every time if the user is created.

Eventually, you will find the add-on that created the user.

3

I did that.
It’s back right away. It’s not from an add-on.

4

Then I have no idea.

5

Solved.
It comes from the Zendure HomeAssistant integration.
http://homeassistant.local:8123/hacs/repository/928012218

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6

Are you using TP Link router? I ask because the username references 5G and seems to be referencing a network device.

7

no, but that was the point that made me suspicious!No, but that was the thing that made me suspicious!

It’s definitely from the Zendure integration.

8

Did you set up the second account?

It is strongly recommended to create a 2nd Zendure account for this integration to avoid being logged out of the app. To do this:

  • Signout of the zendure app (or use a 2nd device/spouse for this if available)
  • Register with a secondary e-mail (tip, for gmail you can use [email protected] which will just end up in your own inbox)
  • After setting up and activating the secondary account logout of it and back into your primary account
  • Go to Profile > Device Sharing and setup a share for your 2nd account
  • Logout of primary, into secondary
  • Accept the request.

Now that this is completed use the 2nd account for the setup of the integration.

9

I can’t (yet) share the Solarflow 800 Pro for my second account. So for now I have to use my main account.

10

If MQTT installed, does the user match the MQTT user name?

11

No, he doesn’t