Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Issue with White list IP(s) not working :(
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FOUND A WAY TO RESOLVE THIS!
Add
cat /etc/modprobe.d/ipv6.conf # Don't load ipv6 by default alias net-pf-10 off # uncommented alias ipv6 off # added options ipv6 disable_ipv6=1 # this is needed for not loading ipv6 driver blacklist ipv6to turn off all IPv6 on the Raspi.
Than edit all the IPv6 out of your config file.}, ipWhitelist: [ "192.168.0.92", "192.168.0.1/24", "127.0.0.1"I still have the .92 in there from testing. It is not needed.
did a sudo reboot just for safe measure and now it all seems to be working as intended. No real idea what the actual issue was…but it is resolved. FINALLY! :)
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I just realized something. The machine I’m working on had MM 2.1.1 on it. I upgraded to MM 2.1.2 and lo and behold, the IPWhitelist is as whacked as can be. So, if I gave bad information, which I did, please excuse my oversight.
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So, After a research about all this mess it up, the problem was a bug inside of ipfilter and MagicMirror too. When I added inside the sample config I’ve using express-ipfilter@0.2.4 In this version has a bug was fixed in 0.3.1 https://github.com/baminteractive/express-ipfilter/commit/4adc5dc33e6ef5086e36a7a56184da7cdcd056bf
The bug for MagicMirror was fixed some weeks ago,
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/a7297d2685f5ed9b6b34df496065f05ee0d36568You can using now the develop branch or install express-ipfilter previous of the 0.3.1
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@roramirez said in Issue with White list IP(s) not working :(:
You can using now the develop branch or install express-ipfilter previous of the 0.3.1
Ahh, thank you! :^)
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@roramirez does that mean that I only have to do an
npm install express-ipfilter
from the rooter with my console, if I have the actual magic mirror installed?
tnx
Peter
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Nice one.
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How to white list all IP(s), to make magicmirror public??
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Disabling IPv6 fixed the issue for me.
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where did u disable it?
