pm2 stop mm pm2 delete mm rm mm.sh first stop, then delete it from services

@yours.mukul Maybe you can do like this; MM.getModules().enumerate((m)=>{ m.config = YourNewConfig m.start() // Yes. It works! }) you can execute .start() of other module like above. But It could cause the serious problem for other modules. Maybe clock or other simple modules could work well. But some modules might have huge complexity and not bullet-proofed. (no one has not imagined his module could be re-configurable.) Twice initilizing is not recommended.

@Damian said in Viewing MM from a PC: Every day is a school day ;-) Even at my age that is SO true. :^)

@Damian it’s always on github! :)

@strawberry-3.141 No there were no errors but I didn’t hide my modules

@MichMich cheers for the update Mich, you’re a legend :)

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks very much for that. It has put me at rest knowing its nothing to worry about.

Hi, The module works fine as long as i do not access MM2 via http. On the main-screen, everything looks good, but on the MM2, Emails and accounts double up, so if i have 2 Email-Accounts and 2 Emails, i have 4 afterwards. If i do it again via http, i have 6 entries…strange In this case, i have to rebbot the pi to fix it any ideas?

@Zooooooom Look at this topic. There seems to a few people experiencing the same thing. https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4781/problem-with-weather-forecast

@Kimzer modules usually share the same width in the same region, so all modules in top_right for example would have the same width

@Mykle1 Figured it out. But thanks ;)

As I know, default calendar module has some trouble with handling office ical. Some patch needs. I don’t know dev brach fix it.

@Sean it’s an LG 34UC98-W it’s 34 inches, 21:9 aspect ratio and it’s curved

Hey guys I’m trying to use the gactions CLI for gactions with my Google Assistant module but I’m having trouble with my executable. I was trying to hack together a solution by following this SO post to run the exectables but I’m running into the issue of /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so:2 No such file or directory This is usually solved by doing the command sudo apt-get install ia32-libs I got a unable to locate package error so I followed this SO Post which told me to sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install ia32-libs but mirrordirector.raspbian.org./…/…i386/Packages doesn’t seem to exist (Unable to find expected entry) Any ideas on what I should do? Sorry if I’m posting this on the wrong place not sure where this belongs Thanks, Javier

@strawberry-3.141 No problem, the PIR runs fine, but just not under ‘node serveronly’. I can live with that.

Is there a way to run AlexaPi without pulse at all ? If yes, how to do this ? The reason for this : Debian Stretch comes without Pulse now, Alsa should be all we need. It is possible to install Pulseaudio manually, but since Pulse always caused me problems when using AlexaPi, I want to try it without. Thanks.

@hall1458 Wow. Dude, I’m sorry that nobody has stepped in to help you out. I’m not much of a *nix guy, but I’ve been dealing with this at work for various reasons. I’ll do what I can. The NTP service should synchronize your Pi’s clock with one of many time servers out on the internet. If you get a terminal onto your Pi and type ps ax | grep ntpd you should see this line in return: 602 ? Ss 0:04 /usr/sbin/ntpd -p /var/run/ntpd.pid -g -u 106:111. Some parts will be different. This is good. If all you see is grep --color=auto ntp then the NTP service isn’t running. Post back here and we’ll get that fixed. Assuming that NTP is running on your pi, you will want to check the configuration of your NTP server. Type nano /etc/ntp.conf. If you see a blank screen/file, then you have a problem. Assuming you do see a file, you want to look for the following lines: # pool: server 0.debian.pool.ntp.org iburst server 1.debian.pool.ntp.org iburst server 2.debian.pool.ntp.org iburst server 3.debian.pool.ntp.org iburst These are the servers that your Pi will be checking for a valid time. You can manually check them as well. Exit the /etc/ntp.conf file and type ntpq -pn and wait. You should see something like this: remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter ============================================================================== +173.71.73.207 .PPS. 1 u 856 1024 377 18.624 -1.660 5.766 +66.228.59.187 128.59.0.245 2 u 468 1024 377 27.636 0.276 6.356 *199.102.46.76 .GPS. 1 u 839 1024 377 37.422 0.189 4.440 +23.239.24.67 200.98.196.212 2 u 713 1024 377 48.940 -1.173 2.743 At least one of those lines should have an asterisk at the beginning. Give it a go and report back.

@spikeboybebop The very beginning of your config should look like this: var config = { port: 8080, ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1"], I don’t know where you got main(); from