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Unable to install - Docker repository missing #33
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I can second the "Unable to install" issue. Added the repository, selected the Remote Backup Add-On, clicked Install, got the spinny thing, then stops and shows the Install link. |
Same thing here. Does this addon is still maintained ? |
I had the same issue, but I ended up using this fork: https://github.com/thestigh/hassio-addons |
The fork doesn't work either. |
I'm definitely not an expert on add-ons, but I've patched this to use a newer hass.io CLI. I've modified the add-on and can get it to run locally (put in the addons directory), but can't get it added as an external repository. From: https://github.com/sgruby/hassio-remote-backup, grab the remote-backup and put it in the addons directory. It seems to work for me. Maybe someone with more understanding of hass.io addons can help. |
So I found a working repo before you replied. What are you using for your SSH key? I've tried pasting the entirety of the key, the copied text from the public key save file. Neither appear to work. I can log in fine via SSH while using the ppk |
Well I found the problem. If anyone stumbles upon this, the key that you need to use in the configuration needs to be formatted for openssh. If you're using puttykeygen... Conversions->Export OpenSSH Key (force new file format). |
It seems this was updated by @pflaugh and created a new repo. I was just able to create a backup after struggling to get this one to work. |
I have created my own fork now with some improvements to the add-on: |
Hi - thanks for the awesome addon!
After restoring from a snapshot I've tried to reinstall remote-backup but it fails. Looks like the dockerhub repository has gone AWOL?
https://hub.docker.com/r/fixated/remote-backup-armhf
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