@bhepler said in trouble with config file: Just a suggestion: Try replacing that location id of locationID: '23' with locationID: '2173741'. that fixed it for me thanks. i guess using the map to get the ID for my location wasn’t the right ID. Thank you everyone for your help my config file is the way i want it and it runs without any errors.

Just doing a search for that error it looks like it is probably a problem with your .git/index. You should be able to fix the “bad index” issue by running: cd ~/MagicMirror rm -rf .git/index git reset You may want to make a backup of your config.js file just in case it does anything weird. I’m not sure if that will solve your module problem. It should allow you to pull the latest MagicMirror version though.

Hi, today I tried to use this module but, when I start the magic mirror, it throws a lot of exceptions. I attached the file with the exceptions. What happen? How can I solve it? Thanks, Edgar http://piratepad.net/alsaerror

oh…thank you :)

@killerwaffles If you were talking about the header not the calendar it self header: 'US Holidays', you could just change this part here. to say something like header: 'Events,

Solved by commenting out lxpanel and pcmanfm

@deadherring Did I correct understand your post? My posted code didn´t work? I take it yeasterday,too And it work fine. I used a Raspi 3 whit Jessi and Pixeld Desktop, too. Now that iteressing to find out, for me, why works it correctly here and at your mirror not. :-)

Thanks for your help strawberry pi. I was having additional issues with the code finding the img. In case this helps someone else, this is what I ended up with: { module: 'helloworld', position: 'top_left', config: { text: "<img src='./config/White.png' height='186' width='341'>" } } ,

hello, I have a question i wont to you insert a symbol in front of the email? or ja sybol for a to do list so i have think tis symbol [image: 0_1476016220261_Unbenannt.JPG] thank you

I had the same problem. I removed the calendar url, rebooted, then added the calendar url back in and rebooted again. It seems to be working now.

@kasy, we need more information here. What hardware are you running on, be specific. What have you done to install MM. What have you done that gives you that message? We aren’t all Gods here … like @MichMich …

Now works fine with iceweasel (Firefox) with plugin R-kiosk plugin.

Should have updated, closed. I thought of it right after I posted, and yeah that took care of the problem. Thanks!

If your FitBit application requires running on port 8080, you will run into exactly the problem you have because MagicMirror also runs on that same port. You will have to change one of them. MagicMirror is easy to change, it’s in the config.js file. Change the port setting to something else, like 8081 …or 8585 … or 8123 … doesn’t matter, as long as it’s above 8000, and not 8080 since the Fitbit runs on that port.

@jc21 yes issue was solved once I set my system time