Werde ich gleich morgen Nachmittag testen, das wäre ja der große Knaller.
Danke fürs recherchieren.
Ich werde auf jedenfall Rückmelden.

Will I test the same tomorrow afternoon, that would be the big bang.
Thanks for researching.
I will definitely confirm.

First, please use the Markdown features of the board when posting code & error messages.

Second, the error seems to state that the RSS items in that newsfeed can’t be parsed by the module. The links seem to work just fine, so I suspect that the newsfeed uses some more advanced techniques that aren’t implemented by the Newsreader module.

I would recommend switching to another news feed just to test the functionality. If the Newsfeed module works with a different source, then the problem is likely confined to that source.

@devinhedge said in Clean installation... fails left and right:

Install Node.js from source

The Nodesource install scripts will save you some time/steps:

curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | bash - apt-get install -y nodejs

It looks like everything installed correctly. As has been said before:

@michmich said in Clean installation... fails left and right:

As others have said, most of your problems are because you use Raspbian Lite.

The electron-quick-start app tries to install electron v4.0, which as I said above, does not work on the latest version of Raspbian–you need to use v3.0.13 (npm i electron@3.0.13).

Also, are you trying to run electron from the Pi’s desktop or SSH? If you’re running it from SSH you need to run it with DISPLAY=:0 npm start

@sam You have 23 errors, please show them to us.
Just apply the error filter by clicking on the “Default levels” dropdown and deselect “Info”.

@rasmus-rytter said in 24 Hour clock problem:

Thanks, i learn some new everyday

As do I, my friend. As do I. :thumbsup:

i found out thanks

@SvenSommer this solution worked for ur project?
Having the same problem to run noble via ssh.

for me the command : sudo setcap cap_net_raw+eip $(eval readlink -f which node) , seems to do nothing.

Top Google results ftw :)
Your suggestion would have been helpful to know though. Thanks for the info!

Ok, works after installing desktop environment :D o_O
Thank you!

what exactly do you mean? How should the buttons be “pressed”? Touchscreen? Mouse?
What do you want to do with the buttons?

@tagriel the url would be https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-soccer

but the only thing you need is a module let’s call it imageserver, which is only responsible as an image host.

directory structure:

MagicMirror - modules - imageserver - public - kids.png - imageserver.js - node_helper.js

imageserver.js

Module.register("imageserver", {});

node_helper.js

const NodeHelper = require('node_helper'); module.exports = NodeHelper.create({});

config.js

{ module: "imageserver" },

command

MM.getModules()[0].notificationReceived("SHOW_ALERT", {title: 'My Title', message: 'Some Text', imageUrl: '/imageserver/kids.png'}, {name: 'test'});

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I have tried to run the MMM-Hover module with the mirror, but it’s giving an error which seems odd.

ERROR! Could not validate main module js file.
/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Hover/MMM-Hover.js:
i2cBus: 0,
^^^^^^

@justjim1220

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thanks

thanks @Mykle1, I will try it.

It’s always bugged me that instead of the actual title of a news item being displayed by the default newsfeed module, every item is preceded by the text in the ‘title’ field of the feed’s config in the newsfeed module’s section of the config.js file.

To try and explain that, the feeds section of my config.js file is:

config: { feeds: [ { title: "BBC UK", url: "http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/uk/rss.xml" }, { title: "BBC World", url: "http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/world/rss.xml", }, ], showSourceTitle: true, showPublishDate: false, showDescription: true }

And the ‘Title’ shown on the mirror for every news item that comes from “http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/uk/rss.xml” is “BBC UK”, instead of the actual title of the item.

I looked in the newsfeed.js file and there’s a line that says:

if (this.config.showSourceTitle && this.newsItems[this.activeItem].sourceTitle !== '') sourceAndTimestamp.innerHTML = this.newsItems[this.activeItem].sourceTitle

I then loaded the feed in Chrome & had a look at the xml source.
In there the name of the title ‘field’ is “title”.
I went to that line in the newsfeed.js file, changed .sourceTitle to title, rebooted the mirror and, yes!
Each item in the feed has its proper title.

So, my question is - Is this an issue specific to the BBC newsfeeds, or is it a more general ‘bug’ in the newsfeed module please?

@zimmerjo1 - Glad to hear it! Which part worked? The 127.0.0.1 address or the IP of your Pi?

It doesn’t look like you have any IPs specifically whitelisted… you have to change your line:

//ipWhitelist: [“127.0.0.1”, “::ffff:127.0.0.1”, “::1”, 192.168.2.1, ::ffff:192.168.2.15"], // Set [] to allow all IP addresses

To something like this:

ipWhitelist: [“127.0.0.1”, “192.168.2.15"], // Set [] to allow all IP addresses

So basically uncomment the line and make sure to add your IP. You may want to just whitelist the entire subnet, to do that you would add "192.168.2.0/24"