14:11:16 INFO (SyncWorker_4) Loaded google_translate from _translate 14:11:16 DEBUG (SyncWorker_2) Saving sensors to persistence file /tmp/mysensors.json 14:11:16 DEBUG (SyncWorker_9) Loading sensors from persistence file /tmp/mysensors.json 14:11:16 INFO (MainThread) Setting up mysensors In the logs, I can see that the Home Assistant plugin is loaded correctly, and that a subscription is successfully done. Now, the problem is in my opinion easily pinpointed to the MySensors integration, as the MQTTGateway has always continued writing sensor-values to the Queue, but since the update, no entities are created anymore. The configuration.yaml looks like this: mysensors: My configuration is still quite simple, with 2 remote sensors, one publishing the temperature based on a Dallas sensor, the other publishing both TEMP/HUM based on a DHT22. I am running Home Assistant 0.109.3 using Hass.io, installed with Home Assistant supervised installer, running on an Intel NUC, on a Ubuntu 20.04 LTS server, upgrading from a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server. I am not completely sure this is related to the upgrade, but it would be a very unlucky coincidence This morning, I upgraded my host-system to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and although Home Assistant itself is running perfectly, I can’t seem to get the MySensors integration part working again. Until this morning, I had a working MySensors integration on Home Assistant using the MQTTGateway.
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