@ernst-jan said in MMM-SoccerLiveScore no pictures: EAI_AGAIN google search on EAI_AGAIN returns EAI_AGAIN is a DNS lookup timed out error, means it is a network connectivity error

In case you didn’t find a solution yet, a user by the name sdetweil just helped me with a similar problem with my RPi 3 B+ running the latest Rasbian Stretch. Here is the link to that discussion for everyone else who is stuck at this step too: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/9636/stuck-at-unable-to-install-dependencies/8?page=1

I have a file named Core in the MagicMirror folder. This is about 443Mb in size. I did not notice it before. What’s it all about. Is that correct!

Thanks al. It now working with out a error

Hello, This is related to MMM-iFrame, but the issue comes from the Electron app. Platform: Rapsberry Pi 3 Node Version: 10.15.0 MagicMirror Version: lastest Description: Chrome doesn’t support the auto login syntax (user:pass@host) in iFrames anymore. In my case, I can’t display a webcam feed inside an iFrame with MMM-iFrame with the user:pass@host syntax. Steps to Reproduce: install MMM-iFrame, try to add a webpage that needs basic auth. Expected Results: the webpage shows up. Actual Results: nothing shows up and a console log is issued: > [Deprecation] Subresource requests whose URLs contain embedded credentials are blocked[…] Additional Notes: if I open the Mirror with my web browser it prompts my creds and I can make my browser remember them. I also managed to open a new Electron tab, so I went directly to the webcam URL and the credentials were prompted ; but I can’t make Electron remember it. Is there a way to give Electron basic auth informations? I hope it is technically possible to solve the issue.

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'}); [image: 1540843796724-93d389de-7eb6-4713-bab0-630e13884ac2-grafik.png]

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, ^^^^^^