MM-Remote Android App

Klettner

@Cr4z33 I think I found a solution that might work for your.

download the cec-utils package to your raspberry pi (you have probably already done that).
For Ubuntu or Debian use:

sudo apt install cec-utils

scan for available devices to get the device number/address of your TV

echo 'scan' | cec-client -s -d 1

Now you should be able to power on the TV via the Raspi command terminal (replace Device# with the number or address form step 2):

echo 'on Device#' | cec-client -s -d 1

and off

echo 'standby Device#' | cec-client -s -d 1

If these commands work, overwrite the commands of MMM-Remote-Control.
To do this, open you config.js file and add the customCommand section to the module MMM-Remote-Contorl:

I’m wasn’t able to test the commands as my pi is currently not connected to a CEC-device. Let me know if this works for you.

sdetweil

@Klettner never mind, you are using remotecontrol on the pi side…

Cr4z33

@Klettner oh it’s easy then to fix it. :)

Thanks for the solution.

Klettner

@sdetweil yes exactly, all the default commands can be changed in the config.js file. Therefore you need to edit the customCommands section of MMM-Remote-Control. So if your TV does not turn off with the default command and you know one that works for you, you can change it there.

Klettner

New version of the MM-Remote android app is now available (v1.0.3).

New functionalities:

Start/Stop/Pause a timer on the mirror
Start /Stop/Pause a stop-watch on the mirror
Hide and reorder the default commands of the Home-tab
Simplified set-up of the app

A Former User

My alpha user: Yeah good, i can control my MM with my phone !
My developer user : Yes… But well done… Main code of remote control have open the port mirror to everyone ! without user and pass… so every one can see your mirror !
99% of user don’t change port (lazy to read ReadMe) so th default port is 8080 ! yeah
My security point of view…: try to recode MMM-Remote-control with more security…

Sorry, it’s not for blame for program, but it’s the reality ;)

sdetweil

@Bugsounet well you would have to be on their network, so not likely exposure for most users

A Former User

@sdetweil said in MM-Remote Android App:

well you would have to be on their network, so not likely exposure for most users

sam, look any firewall scan by external source hacking … 80 8080 25 etc…

sdetweil

@Bugsounet yeh, most routers come with all ports closed. all mine in the last 10 years.

I only open ports when I need to

A Former User

I agree sam but you know most user (like me) … MM listen 8080 on internet expose …
if ip found … it’s the open for Remote control :)
browser command or androidapp -> no user /pass required

what 's why i warn :)