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MMM-Syslog not working anymore?

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  • M Offline
    MrCoffee @broberg
    last edited by Jan 5, 2018, 5:39 PM

    @broberg

    “Have you checked that you can access your mirror from another computers browser?”

    Sorry. I have misunderstood that.
    I checked it with the MMM-syslog command. How can I check it another way?
    I tried the ip of the raspberry and could open the apache webserver.

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      MrCoffee
      last edited by Jan 5, 2018, 5:51 PM

      I just made a port-scan.
      The raspberry with the older version has 8080/tcp http-proxy open. The other raspberry has not.
      I guess that MagicMirror opens or closes the port? I did nothing like that.

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        broberg Project Sponsor @MrCoffee
        last edited by Jan 5, 2018, 6:17 PM

        @MrCoffee

        Access your pi from your main computers browser via http://raspberryip:8080

        If you get “device not allowed” you need to alter your ipwhitelist in the config.
        There are a couple of threads on how to set it up.
        But to just rule out any other issues, try this in your config first and see if you get access to your MM after that :

        var config = {
        address: "",
        port: 8080,
        ipWhitelist: [],
        
        //etc etc etc
        

        Why are you running an apache server on your MM?

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          MrCoffee @broberg
          last edited by Jan 5, 2018, 9:05 PM

          @broberg

          Now it works like a charm!
          Thank you very much.

          I compared my config.js with your code. The [address: “”,] was missing.
          What does it do?

          I deleted my code and inserted yours in total and that was it.
          The strange thing is that I did not changed anything in the config. So maybe it might be because of the update.
          Now even my portscanner detects the port 8080.

          Thanks again.
          I´m very happy.

          Greetings
          Mr.Coffee

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            MrCoffee @broberg
            last edited by Jan 5, 2018, 9:58 PM

            @broberg
            The apache server is for some smart home function.
            Has nothing to do with the MagicMirror … yet;-)

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