Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Trouble Integrating MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast with OpenWeather API v3.0
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@sdetweil
Other than deleting the module folder what other components relating to OWMF can i delete? Also, is there a way to uninstall instead of deleting, so any dependent package that was installed with OWMF can be removed? -
@Socrates delete the module folder and reinstall the module . don’t need to edit the config
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Hello and good evening again. The issue has been resolved. Even after reinstalling the module it did not work. Then i thought about something i would have done years back as a Linux System admin if a rpm package was not able to find depedencies already installed, i went and granted chmod -R 777 * to the MMM-OWMF folder, thus giving it recursive permission to read write and execute to self and guest users. After that i restarted and now I can see the module in my dashboard.
Thank you so much for standing with me since yesterday and helping me out with this issue. This has been a great learning curve.
Thanks again!!!
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@Socrates BUT BUT BUT that sounds like you installed the module using sudo…
NEVER use sudo with any MagicMirror commands , regardless what anyone says, no reason to do that…
use of sudo leads to troubles like this
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@Socrates
Ah that makes sense. Yes i did use sudo. You are right. Will follow the guidelines now.
