maybe I add the module creator :-) @BenRoe

@heed Try git clone https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror.git If that is successful: cd MagicMirror npm install

네. ^^; (잘림방지 8자 필요)…

Hello guys, Just managed to create a MagicMirror with my BeagleBone Black, by running commands in the raspberry PI installer script manually. Can’t help noticing that the HTTP port 8080 is already used by BeagleBone official Debian image as the portal of using the hardware. Will it be a good idea to change the default port in the example configuration file to a value not so common? All the Best! Amaruk

@acogkenf The two warnings can be ignored. They do not affect the operation on the MM software. It appears your dependencies did not install properly. It happens from time to time. Try this first: Delete the MagicMirror/node_modules/electron folder cd into your MagicMirror directory run npm install run npm start

@austin “pm2 startup” “PM2 will now show you a command you need to execute.”

@spesh We’ve all been there, mate.

@Brandlin You might want to consider Jessie as opposed to Stretch. I had troubles with Stretch myself. i have a pi zero kicking around, i might try it on there too see if i can replicate The install on a Pi zero is different. There’s a bunch of threads relating to that.

Also a question. I have two entries at one day. Only one is displayed… No one is private Any ideas ?

@CowboyFrank Found it. Was just higher up in the script than I was looking. Now just need to figure the newsfeed out

Hello everyone! My first post here. Had someone build a MagicMirror for me. He did a great job. Having issues getting my Apple Mail to show. Here is how it looks in the Pi config: { module: ‘email-mirror’, position: ‘top_left’, header: ‘Email’, config: { accounts: [ { user: ‘njronbo@icloud.com’, password: ‘appleauthorizedgeneratedpasswordwenthere’, host: ‘imap.mail.me.com’, port: 993, tls: true, authTimeout: 10000, numberOfEmails: 5, }, ], fade: true, maxCharacters: 30 } }, { module: “compliments”, position: “lower_third” }, Any help you can provide would be appreciated

Hi, I have the MMM-PVOutput module running on the MM, which shows me the output of my solar panels. Today I installed the internet-monitor module and since then, I get no data anymore on the PVOutput. I ran in dev mode and noticed this error: [image: 1510335786464-pvoutput.png] how can I solve this? thanks Johan

@Mykle1 said in MM is eating all memory and crash!: Use Jessie, not Stretch I rest my case. :-)

hi there am new in programming and in PI but i have managed to set all the modules in my magic mirror and my next step is to connect PIR and temperature sensor i have been trying to using some modules but with no luck ! can some one help me please ?? i need to know how to wire PIR and what which code should i use?? this one wont work - https://github.com/nebulx29/dht22 Regards Lukas

@axellejamous actually it’s really well explain in the snowboy docs. Just scroll down to the asoundrc section and follow the steps! https://snowboy.kitt.ai/docs

Hi Guys, I was if anyone could help me out. I’ve already got my Arduino Yun set up with WiFi and it is sending data to dweet and freeboard but I was wondering if there was a way to create a button on freeboard and when that button is pressed change the LED status on board the Arduino. So send data back to the Arduino from either dweet or freeboard? https://freeboard.io/board/ApCdb_

adding an address: "0.0.0.0",did it, I can see the black page of MM in my browser… thanks a lot for your help. Now I’m even more waiting for my mirror and screen to arrive…

@Sean thanks for that description. I will probably take the same approach. Currently I am planning to provide a friend with an own display and I am not yet decided if the RPI should remotely access the server instance (via VPN client) or if I would have the application running locally on the RPI and just fetch the content from my network.

Maybe it is too obvious and I cannot see the wood for the trees, but I don’t know how to serve different layouts/content to two different clients. I understand that assigning classes to individual modules in the settings is one way to differentiate what gets displayed, but how is the class determined on the client-side? I run MMM as server-only and plan to use two different Raspberry Pis to display its specific layout. Can I pass an identifying string with the URL? Or is running two separate instances from different directories the better way?

Which Exchange version ? I do that with 2010 (SBS).Activate the iCal Funktion and past the link in the calendar module… I show 2 different calendar in one row, additional a holiday calendar … https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/ucedsg/2010/09/02/how-do-i-enable-the-new-internet-calendar-sharing-ics-with-exchange-2010-sp1/