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Supervisor 22.03.2: Timeout while processing CodeNotary #3495
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Also seeing errors with CodeNotary after updating to Supervisor 2022.03.2 while running Debian 11 and Home Assistant Supervised with version core-2022.3.2:
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I also ran the supervisor update this morning and I'm now seeing this:
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I've seen the same issue after Supervisor updated to 2022.3.2 - I now can't update core to 2022.3.3 |
I have the same issue on rpi 3b+ following the supervisor update Manage supervisor gives Unable to restart home assistant from the settings page. 2022-03-09 18:02:33 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.hassio] Can't read Supervisor data: |
Logger: snitun.client.client_peer Challenge/Response error with SniTun server (0 bytes read on a total of 32 expected bytes) Logger: hass_nabucasa.remote Connection problem to snitun server |
The same: |
I'm experiencing the reported issue as well. I'm wondering if this line from the top of the logs post-restart points more directly to the root problem.
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Due to a very heavy load, the Codenotary CAS service was overwhelmed today and was down for less than 1 hour. Resources have been substantially upgraded now. Unfortunately, we also were required to do a DNS change. Therefore, some systems that still use cached DNS entries need clear the local DNS cache. |
perfekt, it works. Thanks a lot |
What did you do, I can't restart it or access SSH? |
i use only ipconfig /flushdns in the commandline |
on Debian Bullseye with Supervised HA this saved my day:
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@BebeMischa did that fix not being able to update for you? For me it threw a diffrent error
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On hassio it started working after:
might have been a coincidence too, and the upstream DNS happened to update around the same time. |
I was able to update, but after that my system was marked unsupported. That issue is now gone. |
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Does anybody know what DNS issue is causing this? From my firewall, That was the only domain that I saw my home assistant box looking for in my DNS logs. |
I'm seeing this too, I opened a separate issue as I'm not sure if its the same as this one or not |
I was experiencing the OPs issue. I updated my DNS and now am getting this error:
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I am trying to update from 2022.2.6 to 2022.3.3, but I am getting error:
Supervisor is already the latest: supervisor-2022.03.2 |
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Hmm, I was getting the same IP before so maybe codenotary is still getting hammered and I happened to get through. |
Can you please reopen https://github.com/codenotary/cas/issues/263 @frenck - I now also get the rpc errors again due to timeout. |
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For me its still the same issue, trying to update from core-2022.2.9 to core-2022.3.3 with supervisor-2022.03.2 and Home Assistant OS 7.4.
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@ossconsulting I've marked your comment as offtopic. While extensive, it isn't part of this issue. If you want to discuss those ideas or policies, please use our community forums instead. Thanks 👍 |
@frenck It was not meant as 'i dont like it' it was meant as suggestion and I feel it is related. I suggest you take your time to read it and take it under consideration. Or not. Whatever feels appropriate to you. Whatever you decide: Thank you for mitigating the issue. |
@ossconsulting I did read it, it is full of incorrect assumptions. That said, this is not the place for that discussion as I said above as well, which was based on actually reading your posting. Thanks 👍 |
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@marc115uk I have hidden your comment as off-topic as that is not related to this issue. |
@marc115uk see #3497 |
New install on raspberry4 worked like a charm now, thanks a lot! |
Whatever was done, appears to have resolved the issue for me. |
Still not working again here since I updated the supervisor yesterday. Core is 2022.3.1 Add-ons page shows ha supervisor reload Log keeps showing 2022-03-10 16:56:11 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.system_health] Error fetching info |
@crhass those logs are not from the Supervisor, but Home Assistant. |
I am getting Do I need to get the logs some other way? |
Everything goes back to work. Thank you guys |
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All green at http://address-of-your-system:4357 |
@crhass It seems like the Home Assistant Core hasn't got the right credentials to access the Supervisor API, which is kinda odd (and I don't believe related to this issue actually). A full system reboot should take care of that, as the Supervisor provides access to Home Assistant Core during startup. |
A full reboot worked for me! Thanks for fixing this issue!! |
Full reboot done Still seeing the invalid token errors Just before the errors it says |
@crhass Sorry to say, but I have no idea at this point, and above all, if all is green it is not related to this issue. I would recommend joining our Discord chat and see if people around there can help you debug the issue further. |
Thanks for your time, I am sorted Not sure if it was the front-end or the core that sorted it. |
@crhass Awesome! Glad you got it sorted out 👍 |
Seems like the issue totally borked my system. HA OS on rpi4 with database moved to RAM and logs cut down to minimum. Supervisor panel is still broken and I can't even access the add-on page. This means I can't go activate SSH so I could try the fix the issue myself by flushing cache etc. Even the Deconz UI for my Raspbee II was similarly broken for some reason, although automations and all Zigbee devices are still working fine. Rebooting the system via UI is also not working for some reason (I doubt it successfully restarts HA in 0,1 seconds). So I did a hard reset by unplugging the power cable, unfortunately it didn't help. |
@Tiihokatti this sound very like the issue I had, are you on the latest version of home assistant 2022.3.3. ha core update Probably don't need a monitor if you type carefully.. |
Going blind with a Logitech K400+ on the rpi4 and waiting extremely painful 10 minutes got it working. Thank god, because I couldn't find that stupid mini-hdmi adapter anywhere... ha su repair |
Home assistant supervised installed on debian11 versione of HA is 2022.3.3, I have a problem with the supervisor, and tried to reinstall Debian and then HA and load a backup, but unfortunately it all crashed " you are running an unsupported version "error message. |
works for me, |
The original problem in this issue has been resolved and deployed. I'll go ahead and close up this issue. If you are experiencing issues at this point, it is most likely not related to this issue anymore and thus you'd best create a new issue. Thanks! 👍 ../Frenck |
Describe the issue you are experiencing
What is the used version of the Supervisor?
2022.03.2
What type of installation are you running?
Home Assistant Supervised
Which operating system are you running on?
Home Assistant Operating System
What is the version of your installed operating system?
Home Assistant OS 7.4
What version of Home Assistant Core is installed?
core-2022.3.3
Steps to reproduce the issue
Restart Home Assistant
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Anything in the Supervisor logs that might be useful for us?
Additional information
No response
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