@KristjanESPERANTO - Cannot GET /api/refresh (or any API call) MMM-Remote-Control is working fine on the same computer that the API is not found. This occurred in the last couple of updates. Nothing else changed in the configuration and/or modules. magicmirror2 = 192.168.4.21 http://magicmirror2:8080/remote.html#main-menu WORKS from 192.168.4.210 http://magicmirror2:8080/api/refresh Does NOT Work from 192.168.4.210 MM Config: address: "0.0.0.0", port: 8080 basePath: "/", ipWhitelist:[], module: 'MMM-Remote-Control', config: { customCommand: {} showModuleApiMenu: true, secureEndpoints: true, apiKey: '********-****-****-****-************' showQRCode: false GET http://magicmirror2:8080/api/refresh?apiKey=********-****-****-****-************ 404 (Not Found) What has changed? Did I miss an update? Any assistance will be great

@htilburgs Cool. The icons are licensed under the Flaticon License. This is not a problem for the module, but the license states that you must add an attribution when using the icons. I’m not a lawyer, but I would add a credits section to the README and write there that the icons are from flaticon.com and put a link to it. Since people have taken the trouble to create the icons and make them available for free, that should be not to much to acknowledge their work 🙂 I hope I will stay unique I think your layout is unique and it looks really good too. Don’t forget to add it to the module list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

@ewingfox [image: 1769364721598-snip20260125_1.png] [image: 1769364981573-config-resized.jpg]

@mickecarlsson That is the risk of editing the .js file. ;-) I’m glad you remembered and that you have corrected it. Have fun!

@ewingfox Let me know if you get it working… Sounds like something we would enjoy

Short and final update on this - I give up. Reimaged the card, edited the .env file before first start, so directly pulled the fat image. Set up my standard Modules, everything up and running - except MMM-FRITZ-BoxCallmonitor - and started to test mounts to map the fritzconnection Python scripts… as again, a strange container showed up: pi@magicmirroros:/opt/mm/run $ docker compose up -d WARN[0000] No services to build [+] up 2/2 ✘ Container b053acabeef9 Error response from daemon: No such container: b053acabeef9f142eb3382656732bee6b75d549c10ec2ef80da27ec2c60946d6 2.2s ✔ Container labwc Recreated 2.2s Error response from daemon: No such container: b053acabeef9f142eb3382656732bee6b75d549c10ec2ef80da27ec2c60946d6 Now I am sure my trusty SDcard is corrupt. Thanks @karsten13 for all the troubleshooting and help! I have learned a lot around Docker last days. Will get a new card and see some time. Other projects requiring my attention.

@ewingfox one of the banes of open source is every author has their own style. So a PR here is different than a PR there.

I’d like to share MMM-WebSpeechTTS – a text-to-speech service module that gives your MagicMirror a natural-sounding voice. What it does Startup greeting with current time Keyboard shortcuts (press “g” for greeting, “t” for time, “s” to stop) MMM-PublicTransportHafas integration – announce departures Notification API – any module can trigger speech Browser & Electron support New: Piper Neural TTS Just integrated Piper and the quality is incredible! Instead of robotic espeak voices, you get natural-sounding neural speech – free, offline, no cloud required. Available for 50+ languages/voices including English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Italian… Feedback Would you use this? What are your use cases? What is missing? Repository: https://github.com/KristjanESPERANTO/MMM-WebSpeechTTS Looking forward to your feedback! 🙂

Thanks for the feedback guys, I will try and add it to the list on monday :) Hope this will help someone else out there :)

@Getinthegames Thank you, that was the reason for me to create this module, simplicity. I didn’t need all the extras, just a simple list.

Thanks for the help - I have screenshoted the messages: [image: 1768563286814-b7504dd5-999d-41cc-880d-3eff7fd35230-grafik.png] Does this help ?

MMM-Kermis This a module for Magic Mirror². This displays the Carnivals (Kermis), you can add, update and delete through a webinterface. This module is only available in Dutch. Installation Clone this repository in your modules folder, and install dependencies: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules git clone https://github.com/htilburgs/MMM-Kermis.git cd MMM-Kermis npm install Update When you need to update this module: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Kermis git pull npm install Configuration Go to the MagicMirror/config directory and edit the config.js file. Add the module to your modules array in your config.js. { module: "MMM-Kermis", position: "top_left", header: "Mijn Kermissen", disabled: false, config: { refreshInterval: 60 * 1000 // 1 minuut } }, Load Webinterface for updating the Carnivals (Kermissen) Open a browser and type http://serverip address:3001 So if for example you’re MagicMirror is on 192.168.0.48 then you go to http://192.168.0.48:3001 The Webinterface for MMM-Kermis will be loaded and you will be able to: add Kermis complete Kermis delete Kermis edit Kermis sort Kermis information All the updates are instantly published on your Mirror Versions v1.0.0 - Initial release v1.1.0 - Update for Chromium, install fonts-noto-color-emoji

Below I uploaded the git repo for the module. Let me know if it works fine for you :) The TV I am using is a Samsung Smart TV, but you should be able to listen for CEC comunication via HDMI and find the codes specific for your TV MMM-CEC-Control

Done - I’ve added the module to the list.

Hi @ThaliaFromPrussia ! The “PIN” mentioned in that BambuLab doc is for pairing/binding inside Bambu Studio, and the X1/X1C doesn’t use that same PIN flow. MMM-BambuLabNotify does not connect using the Studio PIN, it connects over the printer’s LAN MQTT (TLS) interface using the printer’s LAN Access Code (sometimes just shown as “Access Code”) along with the printer’s IP and serial number, see the README for where to find those. Unfortunately, I only have an A1, so I’m not able to personally verify that MMM-BambuLabNotify works with an X1/X1C. But, if you’re able to get it connected using the proper Access Code, I’d appreciate confirmation. Thanks!

Hi, I have a question and perhaps someone could help me. I installed the module and get the “Loading …”, too. I have a Hyundai PHEV with working Bluelink App. Doesn´t it works with PHEV or what am I´m doing wrong? Regards Jose

@bicolorbore586 there is a fix for this in the next release.

@ChrisKelley woohoo… great news… thanks for the feedback!!

@StefanL. The readme says region The link in the readme brings up an interactive map that you can zoom in on to select that area/region and get its name from the info display after selection

J’ai finalement trouvé le problème qui vient de Node.js (node-fetch) qui n’était pas installé sur ma version de Magic Mirror. Je l’ai donc installé dans le répertoire du module : /…/MMM-MarineWeather npm install node-fetch@2 -> Il faut installer la version 2 car la version 3 n’est pas compatible. puis redémarrer le Magic Mirror est le tour est joué.