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Getting state unavailable? #134
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I have the same problem! |
Have you checked what is being published to MQTT? I had this when there was two instances running, one pubishing over the other. |
Hello, have the same problem. How to get rid of it? How to figure out if there are two instances? |
Simplest is run ps | grep "system_sensors*" |
Thanks, and if there is nothing shown then nothing is running? Im struggling with point 7 and the following points. After did point 7 the sensor are visible in HA but after closing the terminal they are unavailable. Strange. |
Ah, so it not running. When you close the terminal it will quit as its running from there. You need to enable the service in part 8 for it to run in the background. |
yes, of course, I tried. Feb 14 12:53:09 pi systemd[1]: Started Python based System Sensor Service for MQTT. |
Try setting power_status: false in the config. |
Hi,
Installed this and all appears to be working, except all my Home Assistant entities are listed as 'unavailable' - any idea what this means?
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