[MMM-Remote-Control] Can not access remote control module

[sdetweil]

@Mr-Gysy not ip, if

sudo ifconfig

[Mr.Gysy]

dont work

[sdetweil]

@Mr-Gysy please read and copy/paste

sudo ifconfig

U are typing iPconfig

Not p

[Mr.Gysy]

thats the screen above :)

[sdetweil]

@Mr-Gysy no screen above shows 2 times the command
ipconfig

I need you to use

ifconfig

Windows system uses ipconfig
Linux does not

[Mr.Gysy]

@Mr-Gysy said in [MMM-Remote-Control] Can not access remote control module:

ifconfig worked

that is “ifconfig”

[sdetweil]

@Mr-Gysy ok. U have two interfaces.

What is address: in config.js?

[Mr.Gysy]

you mean this? 0.0.0.0 or?

[OldSunGuy]

@Mr-Gysy
config.js has a typo

adresss: “0.0.0.0”,  

should be.

address: “0.0.0.0”,  

[Mr.Gysy]

@OldSunGuy said in [MMM-Remote-Control] Can not access remote control module:

address: “0.0.0.0”,

what a shit failure.

THANKS VERY MUCH!!!

[sdetweil]

@Mr-Gysy hm … the default according to the API used is 0.0.0.0 if not specified.

The typo would make it not specified…

[OldSunGuy]

@sdetweil

Isn’t the default localhost?
General property option

On my rpi I get the ::1 IPv6 address

pi@raspberrypi ~ % getent hosts localhost
::1             localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
pi@raspberrypi ~ % 

Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are in my local /etc/hosts file:

pi@raspberrypi ~ % grep localhost /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1       localhost
::1             localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
pi@raspberrypi ~ %

[Welle05]

@Mykle1 said in [MMM-Remote-Control] Can not access remote control module:

Thank you so much, also from my side! I spent hours to look for the mistake and it was again the wrong written “address”