The author of MMM-MktIndex has updated a file that will get the module working again. Go to this thread: https://github.com/thess/MMM-MktIndex/issues/2

@ahmed245275111 I recommend opening a topic on the authors own forums. as he prefers support there

@luisestrada also, don’t use sudo.

@sdetweil, I did and everything authorized successfully. I will open an issue with the developer as suggested above. I appreciate the responses and help!

@arora1mayank after upgrade of node and npm did you rerun npm run install-mm

@chrisfr1976 weird, thanks for the update

@jpcalka click the 3 dots to the right of the post that solves the problem, and select mark this…

@sdetweil lol noted

I have a joke: After HOURS of reading, research and testing, I FINALLY got the weather icons to change, THEN I spent hours trying to find out why I am missing an icon [image: 1711733345019-missingicon.gif] the cloud icon is white. the background is white. so it’s “invisible” I changed the size of the icon in the developer window and saw six icons and fixed my problem. I bring this up to share a lesson, spend a little more time trying to figure it out.

@MMRIZE thanks so much!! Could only imagine what I would have come up with lol

@Hobbit console.log() was used just to check event object has which properties. You can remove that line. Sometimes, .description has no value at all, as false or null. In that case .description.search() couldn’t be perform, so whether check .description is not false or null at first hand. that’s all. Some enhanced features of my module require JS or CSS skills. So sorry.

@Todt40 did you solve this?

@1a2a3a Google’s security changes would have to be handled by the author of the widgets… If you’re just a user, likely nothing will have to change. Likely, it’ll be something along the lines of a new loop in the software to provide specific authorization to photos. No big deal.

@ahmed245275111 your node/npm level is below the required for this module mm 2.26 requires node version 18 or above if you used my mm install or upgrade scripts it would have handled that for you. see https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts I deleted the duplicate topic

It really depends on pir sensor quality and it’s sensitivity setting. I tried several pir sensors and all of them produced too many false triggers. At the end I switched to using a microwave sensor which never gives me false detection.

@MMRIZE thanks for this. that seemed to work.

@chwiejak go here https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/116268

@bugsounet worked !! Thank you - I m still a linux newbie

Many thanks, works a treat. only outstanding issue is the screen back-light remains on with a glow at night, otherwise all working great. thank you

@ebig Thanks! It works! Are you flippin’ kidding me, lol? Really that was it? Changed it then boom, weather! Thanks a ton! Reminds me of spending a couple hours on a powershell script, stepped through multiple parts, and they all seemed right and I was like nearing my patience level, then my co-worker glanced at it for 30 secs and was like . . forgot an & . . . gahhhhhh! :)