@MM_Noob @MM_Noob said in MMM-Universal-Pir and cec-client: OK - post the update to include the cec-utils in the build I can confirm it now works… don’t understand, are you talking about this? @MM_Noob said in MMM-Universal-Pir and cec-client: I guess this update will be rolled into the latest release at some point ? which update, which release?

@sdetweil Thank you Sam, That fixed my issue, and let me use the default clock files… Cool thing is with the old setting in the Custom.css file I can change the colon : color between the numbers a different color. Fun Fun Fun.

@sdetweil Sorry for the delay. Yes I did. Thank you.

@Sampleswow see here https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/126804

@MyMirror actually no this is been pretty reliable up until now I opened up a ticket so we will see what happens

@jesseyz when you get that snazzier pi/sbc, you can use my backup/restore to move MM config and modules between devices… (and os’s…) https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore

Thanks for the replies. I did make a spelling error in config.js;, MMM-WallPaper where it should have been MMM-Wallpaper. Thanks.

@sdetweil thanks. Regards, Ralf

Does anybody else experience the data displayed by this module freezing after about 2 days running time? Norm

Salut, The only solution I found, since I’m not a JS dev, is to load the module twice following this tutorial: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14724/run-two-instances-of-the-same-module-sometimes-tutorial (not ideal though, because you call the API twice)

Re: MMM-WhisperGPT Hi i have a Question how did you Create the Url of the mimic3 and the Whisper gpt and did you install just MMM-Whispergpt or other modules like Mimic3 and so on ?

@brmfulasha so you add console log to the node_helper then you can verify it got the data and sent it to the module then you can use the developers window sources tab to debug the browser side i dont see anything obvious you dont need to set the module name on the wrapper as the module entry had that classname you can use the developers window elements tab to look at your content see the second link in my signature below for a starter on the dev window elements tab

@pauabaer I’m back my config for customEvents is { keyword: "Gerburtstag", symbol: "birthday-cake", transform: { search: "^([^\\s]+) (\\d{4}) Gerburtstag$", replace: "$1 ($2)", yearmatchgroup: 2 } } my test calendar event title (from the summary field in the actual ICS data) is SUMMARY:test 1986 Gerburtstag the debug line in the parser is [2025-05-25 16:08:47.371] [DEBUG] title: test 1986 Gerburtstag I see [image: 1748207164900-screenshot-at-2025-05-25-16-05-03.png] I walked thru the code and it worked as expected…

Not convinced it’s the right solution yet, but I have it working how I want it, at last. I store my photos in Immich on an NFS mount. I applied storage template that stores by album, then created another NFS export for that folder which I then mounted into the ./uploads folder within the MMM-ImagesPhotos module. Because I’m running MM within an unprivileged LXC container, NFS mounts from inside the container directly are not possible, but this worked for me: I’m a link (essentially mounting to the Proxmox server, then using a bind mode to expose to the container) Everything seems to working OK so far.

@mumblebaj but that is effectively what display:none does

@sankum i use this guide for selector clause https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.php used to be all one page, now in different sections you can combine all kinds of elements

@rkorell did you get this working?

@Freddy_boy there is an open issue about similar problems https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/3687

@Riptwisted does it work outside MagicMirror? don’t know anything about that SDK MM doesn’t use python, you can launch a background script, and capture its output and then do something with that… my PythonPrint module https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-PythonPrint shows how to exec the python script and capture is (print) output and do something with it (this module just displays, but it could speak it)

@sletrabf open the developers window ctrl-shift-i select the console tab enter a unique part of the module name in the filter field, dbf and see what you see