Had the “not found” error since updating to 2023.12.
So I came back here reading up again, and I sure am impressed with the amount of work you put in support, David!
Seriously.
So I followed the wiki, using Putty as an external ssh program, but the error persisted. Deleted everything under custom_components (I only have this one), and tried again, but with the terminal&ssh addon from within HA (Open WebUI). The difference is then that the config directory is actually in the same location as is described in the wiki (“/config/”), where the location through Putty is “/usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/”. And of course, directly through the HA terminal Add-On, you have root privileges. But after repeating the wiki steps litterally in the HA terminal, I still got the not found error. But now I also got a warning “incompatible system. Upgrades impossible” or something similar. Had to do with systemd not being installed, which is weird. Tried a couple of things to fix that unrelated error, ultimately re-fetching and installing HomeAssistant Supervised … which worked like a charm! I did not even need the backups I made! HA was up and running again. So Now I could try a third time to add my second location (the location_idx 0 kept working all the time). This time through Putty again, because that works a lot quicker and easier than the HA terminal&ssh add-on. But I promoted myself to root first (“sudo su -”), and that seemed to do the trick.
So no extra work for you, David; I just though I’d leave it here for others that might be struggeling with the same access rights issue that effectively hides the custom_components (sub-)folder(s) from the homeassistant (root) user.
Or maybe just a note on that “issue these commands as root user” in the wiki, but that’s all.
