Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-GrafanaCharts and MMM-GrafanaGauges: Display you data with Charts and Gauges. Beautifully.
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Case closed.
With no errors what so ever from the MM side, everything seemed to work normal. Either MM or the modules I tried did not resolve FQDN names… ! (MM is configured with two local DNS servers) I think this should be reported in some of the logs on MM… Nothing.
I figured it out when I did a lsof on my Grafana server and there were no connection from the MM there… Only my own pc… LOLWell, back in business again after some hours troubleshooting… Probably learnt a thing or two also along the way.
I tried with another module capable of showing iframes. Same problem there. It refuses to show the content on the MM monitor only on a browser from another computer. There everythings shows up as normal.
Even removed all other modules sharing the same position as this one.I am stuck…
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Hello, thanks for your module!
I would use the bar graph? Both vertical and horizontal?
it’s possible ? If not, do I want to add this function? Thanks so much again for the module! -
Does anyone know if anything happened to dev? I haven’t seen anything from him on the internet since 2018.
Is this project dead?
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@iorifly
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Hello everyone,
I would like to set up a system that takes the data from the temperature/humidity sensors, the values recorded in a database and with Grafana graphing the values and then displaying everything on MM.
What other methods/modules are available to graph this information on MM?
From what I understand @SvenSommer modules don’t work anymore …Thanks
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@Egnos You can use RDDTOOL, I described it here: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16575/cpu-temperature-as-a-graph-with-rrdtool?_=1666781012238
But instead of creating an extra html, you can use the output directly with MMM-EasyPix://################################################################################# { disabled: false, module: "MMM-EasyPix", position: "top_center", config: { picName: "cputemp.gif", maxWidth: "100%", // sounds: ["1.mp3", "me2.mp3"], updateInterval: 600000, animationSpeed: 1000, } }, //#################################################################################