Can't access magic mirror via http ?

saifkazi

@Sean
This problem started after updating mm and installing remote control

A Former User

@saifkazi Others reported the same issue about that. I think you’d better wait for this new upgrade being more stable. I believe @Jopyth could make hotfix as soon.

saifkazi

@Sean
Just downgraded and all Is working good . Where I can get the link for magic mirror other version because my current version 2.1.0 doesn’t support modules like facial recognition

Regards saif

Mykle1

@saifkazi said in Can’t access magic mirror via http ?:

Where I can get the link for magic mirror other version

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/releases

Jopyth

TLDR: You need to enable listening to all addresses (see the comment on the Github issue) in addition to the usual adaptation of the ipWhitelist. Add this line to your config.js:

address: "0.0.0.0",

Related topic.

Since MagicMirror 2.1.3, the webserver only listens to the loopback interface be default. This removes any possible attack on the webserver for most users (not that their are any known attacks right now, but in times of mirai it is a good thing!), but unfortunately also effectively stops accessing the MagicMirror through HTTP and how the remote module currently works. If any developer has a good idea how to combine the best of both worlds, please let me know.

@saifkazi I suggest you update again and try it out.

chaseb1357

So I have the same issues. I was wondering if there has been any developments on this subject over the past few months. Have any workarounds been discovered so I can finally remote access my Magic Mirror?