Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-next-episode
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@sdetweil Thanks for the info, sorry im new to Linux. Would you happen to know how I could give a specific user the permissions?
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the permissions are 3 sets of 3 rights
user read/write/execute
group anyone in this group
other anybody not specified abovethe commands
are chmod which can set the individual
permissions using flags or a number
777 means all for all
770 mean user and group users can do anything, everyone else no accessthe there is chgrp to change the group
all commands have help
–helpand most have a page in the manuals
man commandname
man chmod
man chgrpyou
eill need root permission to take root
permissions awaysudo gives root permission for this command
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@rambomonkey
So this is how you want your Magic mirror setup to look like.
yeah no /root/ that can create a loads of headaches like this.
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@PierreGode @sdetweil thanks you two, think I will just re-install as a normal user, you live and learn lol.
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@PierreGode Hi, I have now re-installed it under user petek and I’m still seeing the same issue:
petek@MagicMirror-v2:/home/MagicMirror$ ls -la /home/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-next-episode/MMM-next-episode.js
-rw-r–r-- 1 petek petek 5798 Aug 26 19:34 /home/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-next-episode/MMM-next-episode.js
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@rambomonkey I just installed the module
git clone cd MMM-next-episode npm install
used the sample config from the readme
(typo missing : after password in the readme){ module: "MMM-next-episode", position: "bottom_right", header: "Next-Episode", config: { id: '', hash_key: '', username: '', password: '', displaySeasonAndEpisode: false, displayShowingOn: false, displayEpisodeName: false, maxdays: 7, ShowThumbnail: true, ThumbnailSize: 'small', updateInterval: 180 } },
and see the qr code on the screen under the header
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@sdetweil Thank you so much, its now working!
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@rambomonkey awesome!! what changed?
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@sdetweil
Fixed: typo missing : after password in the readme