Investigating the issue more, it seems that only newsfeed has this problem, not the whole MM.
I have tried changing the encoding of the rss feeds, installing all roboto fonts, etc… Nothing helped yet.
Anyone who can help with this?
Thanks!
How can we lock a module’s size?My issue is that i use MMM-AssistantMk2 at top_left,above my calendar that is at top_left position too.When i use assistant it changes size depending to my question and it makes calendar change width too.How can i lock calendar’s size?
Hi,
I am building a magic mirror and i want to control it with my own webapp.
For this i wanted to use the API calls from the remote control module. When i execute them in postman it works but suddenly the requests didn’t work anymore.
I always get the “Cannot GET /api/test” for exemple back.
Does anyone had the same problem?
Kind regards
Lorenz
Looks like the ticker only returns 100 currencies, the limit parameter seems useless. Anybody experienced this?
Would like to have a currency outside the top 100 on my mirror. Any workaround? Or would it be best to open an issue on the module’s github site?
@sdetweil said in I'm tired with Magic Mirror 6 update:
ypically you also must npm install in each module folder if they have a package.json file so that their components are at the same level
I would start with each module over the defaults and comment them out, and back in one by one
Ok, i’ll try
@Vauxdvihl then I would simply raise a git issue to the dev.
I don’t know this module, but I would say at first it come from the css, I might be worng.
Other user of the module can probably help better , but I think the dev can figure this out quickly
Ejay
Hi,
i had the same problem the last weeks.
It looks like pm2 creates the startup script for systemd with wrong parameters.
You should check if there exists a file “/etc/systemd/systemd/pm2-pi.service”
In my case the file existed but contained the following lines:
USER=root which should be USER=pi
Environment=PM2_HOME=/root/.pm2 which should be Environment=PM2_HOME=/home/pi/.pm2
PIDFile=/root/.pm2/pm2.pid which should be PIDFile=/home/pi/.pm2/pm2.pid
If the file does not exist you can create it with:
sudo pm2 startup systemd -u pi
But you need to check the values again after creating it.
In the end you can enable the script with:
sudo systemd enable pm2-pi.service
The parts in described by @Chris are needed as well