@majsoft looks like is the sandal library that is only returning one sensor

@sdetweil Done! :thumbs_up: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/2644

I am using this one, and it is working nicely. https://github.com/RaymondMolenaar/MMM-Netatmo

Hello, I wanted to use the weather compliments, is just using currentweather enough? Or does something have to be done? Thank you

I have two of the default calendar modules, one above the other both visually and in config.js. module_1_calendarand module_2_calendar. I have both modules with dateFormat set to MM/DD/YY. I also have getRelative: 0, which in the configure options description says will force the calendar event to stay absolute vs at a configured time (0 - 48) with default being 6. My understanding could be way off the mark but I translate that as saying right up to and including the day of the event it will stay in 'MM/DD/YY' rather than what is shown in attached picture of my config.js file. The default 6 hours isn’t really the issue either as the circled Wednesday at 12:AM is way out beyond 6 hours. In the end I do not want either calendar to show anything but 'MM/DD/YY' and I thought the combination of the date format and forcing the getRelative would accomplish that. [image: 1630176840682-getrelative.jpg] [image: 1630176754141-relative-vs-absolute.jpg]

@swvalenti MMM-Carousel seems to be the culprit. Will have to look at this modules behaviour. @sdetweil I am using netatmo-module, which stops updating its data sooner or later. I used MMM-auto-refresh to reload the page and get the netatmo module updating again. It looks like there are new forks to this original netatmo-module, so maybe I could try if they are more stable, and page refresh is not needed anymore.

@sdetweil Thanks for that script! I started from fresh Raspian, ran you script, and now this looks like it’s working far better.

@sdetweil I found it and it’s working great thanks for the help… Now just need to get to start with pm2 and should be good to go…

@phario or 0 to disable that function in motion

@maddmurph looks like u have another copy of MagicMirror running. if using pm2, do pm2 stop all then pm2 status to get the app name and pm2 start name

There are 2 use cases for which was https implemented: serveronly clientonly This use case with output from the pi on the screen and accessing the mm url’s with https was never implemented. The above hack from @rafhtl seems not to work with the current electron version. You can get it working if you put the following lines under the line with mainWindow = new BrowserWindow(electronOptions); in js/electron.js: mainWindow.webContents.session.setCertificateVerifyProc((request, callback) => { callback(0); //this means trust this domain }) And electron must use https so you have to change the prefix in the following lines to https in the else section or put tls: true, in the config.js. I’m interested in this usecase because I see nothing what could be protected with https. Everybody who knows your url e.g. https://192.168.0.33:8080/ has full access to your config calling https://192.168.0.33:8080/config/ and can see all your secrets, so I would never run MM in public without protection.

@sdetweil I did not notice the 2 ks. That was the problem!

@delta-1 I had similar issue and was the IPAddress and Whitelist setup that was blocking me. Search for those terms, or add your IP explicitly in whitelist and set IPAddress to “0.0.0.0” to test it. I don’t have access to file now as I built for daughter and it’s at hers. Cheers

@sdetweil I undestood your language. But I didn’t understand what to do :D Now It works !! I did not know this command : npm install request You are my man thanks a lot ! And you script is great

@dylanhull Hey when you’re new it takes a bit but once you have it it’ll be much easier for you! At least you’re trying so I’m sure someone will be more than willing to help!

@djboob66 there is nothing functionally wrong with his text… sure the braces aren’t lined up and the sections aren’t indented like I personally would like and do… but MagicMirror doesn’t care.

@sdetweil That appears to have worked! Had a few issues on the initial installation, but quickly sorted those out. I appreciate the assistance!

@sdetweil Thank you so very much! It looks like that was the last piece of the puzzle! I think it is working totally now. And, believe it or not, the thing that sent me down this entire path in the first place, the PushBulletNotifications module, is now working, too! I will see if anything strange happens over the next few hours, but I think we are good now! Thanks again!

Sorry for being late to the party but as of 8/8/2021 I can confirm that this is working on my RPI3…NOT the 4! https://github.com/cowboysdude/Pir-Sensor

@aarish thanks bro that worked