Set a default panel before using it. The same as in OH2. The only difference is administering now requires authentication. Viewing requires no login as far as I am aware.
Sorry I´m having the same problem. I undestand that i can´t see habpanel inside my network because i can’t login because i don’t have any certificate. In use the remote login from openhabcloud I can see habpanel but i can see where i can modify It. I’m seeing a default habpnel.
So how can you change configurations without logging in? I’ve got two configurations for different screen layouts - One portrait layout for mobile phones, one landscape-style for my clock/control panel. This business of requiring logins for everything is damn annoying!
Well that’s what makes it super frustrating. There is no login screen. The side panel is just blank.
For details, I’ve managed to use a browser on my computer to set a default configuration by logging into the admin interface and then going to habpanel. Then on my raspberry pi, I’ve loaded up habpanel, which has launched the default config, which is all wrong for the raspberry pi’s screen layout. I have a separate config for it, but opening the side panel to switch configs shows me a blank panel, where before I had the option to use local config or load one of the server configs.
I trying to access HABPanel on OH3.1-M3 from macos and I have tried Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari. Only with Chrome I get access to the HABPanel browser link. With Firefox and Safari I receive this screen:
You can either click on the “star” besides the panel configuration to make it the default displayed on all devices, or find a way to access the main UI, sign in as an admin and the settings will be available, including switching the current panel configuration.
And actually I would like use an existing configuration because after following your guidance I have now the settings gear wheel and can save the empty configuration but I would like to use my exiting one that I have saved from my 2.5.12 installation.
Ok, I logged also into the Android app and saved again the existing (2.5.12) HABPanel configuration under a new name and “stared” it. Some moments later it was also visible on Google Chrome.
In Safari it says that the “Default” theme is not supported with Safari and hence it makes no sense to continue testing.
With Firefox I finally get the gear wheel but it is not clickable (no reaction when clicking on it):