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"Supervisor is not privileged" even though it is #2343
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I followed the hint behind the "not privileged" notice and ran the script again. |
Reboot seems to fix it for now Also see https://community.home-assistant.io/t/unable-to-update-supervisor-not-privileged/251511 |
There are to types of "privileged", the one that is added when the container is created, and access to HW monitoring, the first is solved by running the installation script, the other is solved buy updating and rebooting the host OS |
So when does it happen that this gets lost? |
@ludeeus The problem started after installing version 2020.12.6 of Supervisor. Please reopen and address the problem because we cannot update HA anymore. So no new core updates nor Supervised Apps i.e. VCS. Updates |
The issue has been raised for an unsupported system. If you have a supported system that causes this, please raise a new issue. Thanks 👍 |
Error is showing up if host os is Ubuntu 20.04.1 aswell |
Same here, Ubuntu 20 host. After clean boot things are running well. Next day this message occurs and indeed cannot update. Note: I restart the HA container after reboot to get a custom integration working (roborock). |
Same issue here on Ubuntu 20. Is this a sneaky way to "get rid" of unsupported installations? :) |
Just chipping in, on debian 10. Which I beleive to be a supported system. Has the same issue. |
Is it not, udev hardware monitoring fails in most cases, which is an issue. This warning should have been in your logs for months already. @matthew73210 Please raise a new issue if you have a supported system, with as many details as possible. |
So, whenever a supervisor update arrives the system becomes automatically unhealthy now for "unsupported" systems? I found HA multiple times in the last week or so with all addons suddenly disabled and no hint why I could not update one (update button just flashed red with no indication why). Only then I went to look for issues elsewhere. There could be at least some kind of notification when the system gets flagged as unhealthy when it was previously ok. I know that I'm running an unsupported installation but the spontaneous nature of supervisor updates are real liability to system stability. Installing them at any time leaves you at risk of breaking peoples systems (see introduction of DNS features) . So, the solution would be quite simple: There should be an option to opt-out of automatic supervisor updates. |
Why is this issue closed when the problem remains for so many of us? I'm on Supervisor Version 2020.12.6 and have resorted to the jobs.json fix. It's the only way to get around this annoying problem... Jeff |
I've updated my ubuntu host, now we wait for the supervisor update.. |
I'm locking down this issue. Ubuntu is not supported, if you need help with unsupported systems, you can try the community forum. |
Describe the issue
Supervisor panel suddenly reports that my system is unhealthy due to "Supervisor is not privileged"
When I check the supervisor container it says that it is:
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