It sounds like you’re not in the home assistant container. You need to do something like “docker exec -it homeassistant bash” and then look for the file.
@brianewman Thank you. I was finally able to access the files using the docker bash method. The only way I could do that was to connect a keyboard to the Raspberry Pi. It seems to be something with permissions when I’m trying to access via SSH or through the Configurator addin. I know I’m in the correct place, it just doesn’t show all the files. Is there a different username I should be using to access these files?
Also, like @pnakashian I am still unable to see status updates after updating the code. I’m sure I’m doing something wrong here too. I’ll keep working on it.
I appreciate the help from everyone. Thank you.
I tried what @brianewman suggested to get inside the homeassistant container
there is pyvera at /usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pyvera
then I found this link, followed the instructions
changed line 6 “pyvera==0.3.x” to "pyvera==“0.3.4”
with this command
vi /usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/vera/manifest.json
then exit the container, and restart HA with “hassio homeassistant restart”
vera energy readings are updating again.
0.98 fixed this for me.
Confirmed. 0.98 fixed it for me too. Yay!
@tinglis1 and @brianewman,
This is really great news! Thank you both for letting us Vera users know that 0.98 has restored the sensor issues we have had since 0.94.4. I am going to wait a few days to see if everything continues to work. I hope you can continue to keep us updated.
can concur… 0.98 fixed all for me.
confirmed 0.98.1 worked for me as well!
Thanks to all who responded. I can also confirm that 98.1 brings everything back as expected. Great job admins and all contributing programmers! So happy to be current again.
Ehm… for me this is still not fixed (or present again) in Home Assistant 0.104.3
~10-24 hrs HA is not updated with Vera’s data…
@sender I am running 0.104.3 and I just tested and it is working as expected for me. Could it be something on the Vera side of things?
Friend of mine exact same thing… after rebooting hass it work about a 10-24 hours… then stops updating (but not all sensors it seems…)
Same here. I thought it was 0.105, but rolling back to 0.104, I still have trouble with device states
Different Vera devices have problems after hass reboots, so a device working now may stop working after a reboot, and vice versa. It makes it very hard to troubleshoot.
I just noticed in 106 (may have been earlier as it’s sensors I dont use much), that my scene controllers on my vera hub now show unavailable in HA, they still work and vera shows them correctly and as working but nothing in HA, I checked to see if the names changed but there are no new entities that I can find.
Anyone know if this has been addressed yet? Ive looked at all the breaking changes and fixes in both 105 and now 106 but no indication this has been resolved. Im stuck at 104.3 until Im sure Vera will report correctly. With all the other issues recently reported I hope the Vera users don’t get completely ignored.
I’ve created Github bug, I’ve reached out to Vera, no one seems to care or answer sadly, not sure I’ll go from this now.
you can get a slight relief on communication between HA and vera after you reboot/restart HA is to “reload Zwave engine” on the vera. all my zwave devices show up with unknown state on HA restart, after Zwave engine reload, they start getting sensor data. also I’ve been applying vera plus firmware updates, its behavior has changed, i could swear i’m getting more retries exceeded message in HA log on the pyvera component.
To help with connection retries exceeded, I’m trying something new in vera plus->Users & account Info->Security-> I’ve enabled checkbox “Enable potentially unsafe lua code, like wget and RunLua.”
I’ve written a few of my own curl/wget calls to vera from HA they were also getting connection retries exceeded when connecting to port 3480, that made me think it could be a security feature on the vera to throttle too many requests.
even after lowering security setting, my virtual vera switches still seem to have a little lag changing state between vera and HA. Maybe these little clues can help someone find better ideas here.
Thanks, but I’ve binned my vera long time ago, and moved to a HA attached z-wave stick. The vera was useless, and I have nothing positive to say about it at all. Now I am even moving away from z-wave altogether.
I can’t quite retire my Vera or Z-wave investment I have made. I’ll research more on openluup and zway to see if it provides an easy way to migrate my zwave light/fan switches from vera to somewhere else without having to perform so many zwave add/delete. I also have a Nest WWN integration to vera before I knew about HA. By the time i Knew about HA, google stopped ability to create dev accounts to make WWN work with HA. When HA has WWG integration I can migrate from WWN to WWG and have 1 less dependency on Vera.