Constant network traffic without Internet access about operating-system HOT 7 CLOSED

Testing will probably take me a while, it seems like updates don't work with the generic image on a virtualized host, so I have to reinstall

Uh yes, we just recently introduced that detection! Better to reinstall soon.

@chrisduerr thanks for the update!

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This is a relatively new feature, which only got implemented recently (see home-assistant/supervisor#4968). The Supervisor bundled in the current stable HAOS release (12.1) does not include this version, that is why this time around this message appeared late.

In the future, this will pop-up first thing after the on-boarding.

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This might be related to home-assistant/plugin-dns#134. The next OS release will contain a fixed version of the DNS plug-in by default.

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FWIW, Supervisor should already update to it if you give it network access to do so (after a while, or at startup) .

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@agners Is there a way to manually trigger it and/or validate that it has updated? I'm happy to update and check if this still is an issue.

Edit: I can update to 2024.04.0, should that fix it?
Edit2: Testing will probably take me a while, it seems like updates don't work with the generic image on a virtualized host, so I have to reinstall (System is unsupported due to virtualization_image. Use the link to learn more and how to fix this.).

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Network traffic without Internet access seems to have calmed down. Difficult to say if this is due to the reinstall with the VM image, or the latest supervisor version, or if it just temporarily calmed down and will act up again later.

For now I'll assume the issue was fixed in the latest supervisor version and will report back if this turns out to be incorrect.

Thanks for your help @agners.

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Uh yes, we just recently introduced that detection! Better to reinstall soon.

Honestly might be nice to detect this during install, not just during updates. I didn't have to setup much again and things are pretty simple to setup (good job), but I can imagine a lot of frustration caused by this especially when noticed after weeks/months.

I was aware of the VM images but intentionally avoided them since I didn't want to convert the vdi to my xen VM disk image format. So if I had known ahead of time this was a problem it could have probably been avoided.

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