Closed mrratherford closed 7 months ago
@mrratherford In the process of working out a method by which to build the package more automatically for use as a production repo, well, seems it got broken. Could be because of the switch to OpenSSL from MBEDTLS. I'm reviewing as we speak and will have an update shortly. Thanks for the patience!
@mrratherford I'm still chasing down why this crash occurs only on the aarch64 RPi units. In my local build that emulates aarch64, there is no issue oddly. So to remedy, I have pushed 1.5.4 back up. All you need to do is uninstall and reinstall and you'll have the last working build. Thank you for the patience while I get to the bottom of it!
Hi @NicFragale Thanks for the workaround. At the moment there are no Releases in this repository and on the home assistant side with the repo configured I cannot download the addon
@mrratherford its entirely possible that the repo is given a unique id by HA. Try to remove the repo then add it back again. At some point this will go main stream and be released under the OpenZiti project repo. Then it will have automation to build (yay).
https://github.com/NicFragale/HA-NetFoundry
Just did a test on the repo and it does report 1.5.4 available. Tell me if that's still not working for you?
This worked exactly as you said. Thanks again @NicFragale
Pushed a change to the repo that I'm having a few people try. @mrratherford Let me know if all is well after the update and I'll close out the issue.
Hi @NicFragale, Update was successfull. Everything works as it should. I will close the ticket
After updating to the new version the addon does not start anymore. I uninstalled and reinstalled the addon, but this didn't help.
Here are the logs from the addon: