@sdetweil Thank you Sam, That fixed my issue, and let me use the default clock files… Cool thing is with the old setting in the Custom.css file I can change the colon : color between the numbers a different color. Fun Fun Fun.

@sdetweil Sorry for the delay. Yes I did. Thank you.

@ReD1470 dont use force unless i tell you. it skips some checks that are useful. its not documented intentionally.

@sdetweil It works :-) Thnx Sam!

@sdetweil @lmhmm I finally managed to get the module running. I used the following fork https://github.com/magicmirror-sdmy/MMM-PlaceInfo Thanks once again for the help from you both

I used a work through from Sam called “module not found error loading module in MagicMirror” dated Oct. 22/ 2021

@nowayto if the network is busy, all kinds of problems

@khrusher Great to see it helps others :)

@sdetweil thanks. Regards, Ralf

@schlomm said in Issues with MMM-Button: @sdetweil You’ve said that I only need to change some settings in the rasp-config. Do you have any additional information what needs to be changed? I updated my post, I was incorrect

@jesseyz when you get that snazzier pi/sbc, you can use my backup/restore to move MM config and modules between devices… (and os’s…) https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore

Thanks Sam. I had it as schedules but it has to be notification_schedule. This works now.

@Dayzwell awesome!!

@schlomm awesome, thanks for the feedback

Thanks for the replies. I did make a spelling error in config.js;, MMM-WallPaper where it should have been MMM-Wallpaper. Thanks.

@karsten13 Done, Thank you. Working like it should now.

@lvolkjr the default weather module, using the OpenWeather provider uses the same api url…

Not convinced it’s the right solution yet, but I have it working how I want it, at last. I store my photos in Immich on an NFS mount. I applied storage template that stores by album, then created another NFS export for that folder which I then mounted into the ./uploads folder within the MMM-ImagesPhotos module. Because I’m running MM within an unprivileged LXC container, NFS mounts from inside the container directly are not possible, but this worked for me: I’m a link (essentially mounting to the Proxmox server, then using a bind mode to expose to the container) Everything seems to working OK so far.

@timdows you should add a git pre-commit hook to run prettier for whoever… here is mine .pre-commit #!/bin/sh FILES=$(git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR "*.js" "*.jsx *.json" | sed 's| |\\ |g') [ -z "$FILES" ] && exit 0 # Prettify all selected files echo "$FILES" | xargs ./node_modules/.bin/prettier --write # Add back the modified/prettified files to staging echo "$FILES" | xargs git add exit 0 and an npm postinstall script to copy to the git folder #!/bin/bash #echo copying git pre-commit hook cp .pre-commit .git/hooks package.json "scripts": { "postinstall":"whatever you call it"

@sdetweil I was able to successfully use “pm2 delete 2” and save my efforts. The mirror seems to be responding faster now. Thanks for your help.