@sdetweil yeah, ok cheers ill give it a try.

@sdetweil no I don’t using pihole to filter out DNS, I tried pinging it and it shows up with destination host unreachable

@Ety60 try 8090

@Srcodesalittle please search. there have been a number of posts concerning this module. I just don’t remember if there was any resolution

Thank you. I have successfully deleted the file. Thank you @sdetweil

@smbarr37 sudo raspi-config should allow you to adjust the borders

Sorry in the MM-Remote-Control git page you have the option of doing either an auto installation or a manual installation. I dont know if the issue i have is something to do with PM2?

@Michael-Schw i’m sorry, I do not understand… you do NOT ‘install’ anything from my scripts repo. you just execute the commands I have documented. to turn off the screensaver you copy/paste this one line to a terminal window on the pi bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/screensaveroff.sh)" to setup for start at boot, you run the pm2 script, the same way bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/fixuppm2.sh)" then you can also stop/restart the process pm2 status will tell u it anything is running pm2 start number| name will start that named process pm2 restart, stop, show, list, are other commands pm2 logs --lines=?? will show the terminal window output of the processes (?? is a number) pm2 --help will give u the syntax the alexaControl module needs the NAME of the pm2 process definition pm2 status ┌────┬────────────────────┬──────────┬──────┬───────────┬──────────┬──────────┐ │ id │ name │ mode │ ↺ │ status │ cpu │ memory │ ├────┼────────────────────┼──────────┼──────┼───────────┼──────────┼──────────┤ │ 0 │ MagicMirror │ fork │ 8 │ stopped │ 0% │ 0b │ │ 1 │ smart-mirror │ fork │ 35 │ stopped │ 0% │ 0b │ └────┴────────────────────┴──────────┴──────┴───────────┴──────────┴──────────┘ so for MM it would be whatever is listed for the name to change the name, u need to delete the entry (see the pm2 help for the syntax here) and create it again, after modifying the ~/MagicMirror/installers/pm2_MagicMirror.json file then rerun my fixuppm2.sh script again. the devices added by AlexaControl are defined in the translations/??.json file, here is the default en.json { "PAGE": "page ", "REFRESH": "refresh", "RESTART": "restart pm2", "STOP": "stop pm2", "REBOOT": "reboot pi", "SHUTDOWN": "shutdown pi", "MONITOR": "monitor", "USB": "USB" } so the devices are "refresh", "restart pm2", "stop pm2", "reboot pi", "shutdown pi", "monitor" remember these are electric outlet type devices, they can be on or off… that is all so the alexa voice syntax is alexa turn on (or off) device alexa turn on refresh alexa turn off monitor alexa turn on restart pm2 etc

see the pinned topic at the top on Troubleshooting section for work around

@itx see the pinned topic at the top on this subject area for the temp fix to config:check

temporary fix for npm config:check edit ~/MagicMirror/js/check_config.js change line 57 to look like this const messages = linter.verify(data); change line 66 to look like this // throw new Error("Wrong syntax in config file!");

@matpi awesome. can u mark this resolved? 3dots to the right, click the menu

I’ll test tomorrow morning and report back

@Joeritn cause pm2 started the 1st instance

@majdzik84 said in GIF update from URL with MMM-EyeCandy: I am sending the command from home assistant via rest_command sorry, I don’t know how to make this work from home Assistant. I was making work from inside MM. u could edit the Remote-Control module when it receives an alert request and append the timestamp there but as u are not a coder, this will be difficult.

I need some reference for build on homeautomation with magicmirror using voice comand jarvis

@aljosie i do not know how to speak as there is no builtin text to speech u could write a message to the screen, or do a console.log and use debug to see it… why do you want to use jarvis, vs say GoogleAssistant that has all this work done already…

@awesams so, libraries loaded w npm install, are places in the node_modules folder. so, you go into the node_modules folder for this module, and do a git clone of this one library(which creates it’s folder) then cd to that folder, and follow his instructions (readme.md)

@Ety60 you return your nunjuks template the sample HelloWorld module uses nunjuks

Hi, so I figured it out. Sorry if I was confusing, here is my problem and solution just in case anyone ever sees this. 1) i followed all steps in the installation guide which brought me to the default MM screen that goes on when you barely install it. 2) i pressed ctrl+q and it exited me out into the desktop screen. 3) I installed the spotify module following all steps. 4) this is where my question is, how to get back into MM (the screen that shows when MM is in use) to see my spotify module. Solution: what I was doing wrong was i made a new terminal and did DISPLAY=0: nohup npm start & without doing cd MagicMirror first. Thank you for the responses