No user interfaces installed

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H everyone,

i saw the possibility of an update to 2.5.5 from Version before and do it without any backup. After I realized that I couldn’t access to my HABPanel I noticed that I have to choose the “expert-mode” again but clicked on simple. Now I do not have any UI and couldn’t access to my old HABPanel.

I have edited and deleted “addons.cfg” but that doesn’t take effect. Could you please help me get my old configurations working?

Best regards
Chris

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The issue comes more often after the great solution from Wolfgang_S. When i began to work with OpenHAB i’ve installed it on ubuntu via the software AND (i don’t know why) via commandline. There were a lot more problems so i’ve deleted absolutely all and started completely new. A new installation of ubuntu and a proper installation of OpenHAB an all the bindings. Now everything works fine.

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If you clicked on simple package you should have at least PaperUI and HABPanel.
From which version did you update ?
Are there any errror messages in the log files ?
What kind of message/page do you get when you try to access openhab via browser ?

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Hi Wolfgang,

i updated from 2.5.4 to 2.5.5. and when i call openhab via browser the following message is shown: “No user interfaces installed”…

Thank you!

Chris

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Des access to the karaf console work ?
Access is explained here: https://www.openhab.org/docs/administration/console.html

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I don’t know how to test. I use it on one PC with ubuntu and work with a App on my Smartphone.

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  • login to your Ubuntu PC
  • use ssh to login to the computer which hosts openhab
  • on openhab computer execute command: ssh -p 8101 openhab@localhost
    as described in karaf/console description
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OpenHAB runs on the same device.

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Now i rename the addons.config in var/lib/openhab2/config/org/ipenhab and the addons.cfg in etc/openhab2/services but it doesn’t matter.

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Have you tried this ?

the openhab / karaf console provides a command line interface.
In case your installation still is configurable via the command line interface you might be able to add / install the missing UIs.

Please also have a look at the log files in /var/log/openhab/ to check if there is any error message.

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Ok, i could start the commandline.

The last ERROR in LOG is:

[ERROR] [.service.internal.HttpServiceStarted] - Could not start the servlet context for context path []
org.eclipse.jetty.util.MultiException: Multiple exceptions

There are a few Errors like this:
Caused by: java.net.BindException: Die Adresse wird bereits verwendet

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Ok i try to add a UI with:
feature:install openhab-ui-basic

Wait for it,…

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It work’s. But I lost everything. Crazy.

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MANY MANY THANKS. I’ve learned a lot.

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