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NUT fails to start after upgrade to Home Assistant OS 10.4 #2668
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Hm, my best guess is that this is related to #2623 🤔 Can you double check with 10.3 to confirm that this is indeed 10.4 related? You can downgrade the OS safely using |
This can be closed. I did a bit more troubleshooting and the issue was not related to HAOS nor the NUT Add-on/integration. |
Could you please share what was the issue? I'm facing the exactly same error message when trying to setup this for the first time. |
I'm also having the same problem. Trying to connect my first UPS. |
What was it? I have exactly same problem same as few above... |
In my case I've got it working by rebooting my HA host system and UPS. |
what was the issue at the end? @OriginalResponsibleUser Rebooting didn't help. |
I'm using the Docker container in Debian 12 rather than HA OS, but I just ran into this same issue after rebooting for a kernel update and my solution may be helpful. I'm here because this was the first result when I Googled the "insufficient permissions on everything" error. Compare the output of |
Same issue here might be related to the recent HASSOS update
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Yes I confirm that's the solution.... shutdown the host. It's not reboot HA, you do this: Go to settings, system, power button on the top right, advance option, shutdown server. |
Same problem here. Shutdown didn't help, other here reported that shutdown the raspberry is not (always) the solution please re-open this |
Same, I'm still researching the issue, but neither reboot nor shutdown helped. I can't even see why that should help. Also see hassio-addons/addon-nut#322 Edit: using the |
Hello @john8329 . Could you please elaborate how to change it to use nutdrv_qx? Thanks |
Sure, I even found the right driver that works permanently for my UPS (before it was disconnecting after a while). You have to set it up like The driver name and configuration can be created depending on the device, you can find more here. Cheers |
Thank you so much. I will git it a try. |
Same problem here: Home Assistant OS 13.1 I use the following configuration for APC smart UPS 1500i usb connected: name: apcsmart |
I am also having this issue. Why is this closed? Any fix? |
IIRC the usbhid-ups driver is deprecated you may want to try a different one, maybe nutdrv_qx |
Describe the issue you are experiencing
After upgrading to Home Assistant OS 10.4, the NUT addon no longer starts, seemingly due to a permission issue not allowing the UPS to be detected.
This worked fine in OS 10.3 and earlier.
I opened this issue originally in the NUT-Addons page, but was told to take it here due to being on OS 10.4
hassio-addons/addon-nut#317
What operating system image do you use?
generic-x86-64 (Generic UEFI capable x86-64 systems)
What version of Home Assistant Operating System is installed?
Home Assistant OS 10.4
Did you upgrade the Operating System.
Yes
Steps to reproduce the issue
Anything in the Supervisor logs that might be useful for us?
Anything in the Host logs that might be useful for us?
System information
System Information
Home Assistant Community Store
Home Assistant Cloud
Home Assistant Supervisor
Dashboards
Recorder
Additional information
NUT Addon Configuration file
NUT Addon Startup Logs
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