Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Has anyone got MMM-Remote-Control working on MM 2.11 ?
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then goto
~/magicmirror/run
and edit thedocker-compose.yml
with an editor (e.g. nano or vi).In this file replace
karsten13/magicmirror:latest
withkarsten13/magicmirror:develop
, save the file.You are still in
~/magicmirror/run
, then rundocker-compose up -d
.It will take a while because this will pull a new docker image.
After the app is up again, the problem should be fixed.
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@karsten13 said in Has anyone got MMM-Remote-Control working on MM 2.11 ?:
~/magicmirror/ru
THANK YOU!!!
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what I told you in my last reply was the solution to use the
develop
image.Now I tried to write down the other solution (how to patch a mm-file in a docker setup) here.
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This fixed the issue I was having with Remote Control
issue I was having was when logging into remote control, it would display all modules as ‘unavailable’ and would be in a constant loading… loop when trying to turn on/off modules.
Now its running as expected.
Thank you!
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I did the fix in the socketclient.js file. but here are two issues that i am still facing. Anyone knows, how to fix them?
- The icons aren’t still visible, like it was in earlier versions.
- The top buttons just showing “All” and not “Show all” or “Hide All”.
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There is a fix for this provided as PR here but still not merged. But you can apply the fix yourself.
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@karsten13
Sorry for asking, but I am pretty new to docker.
I installed my MagicMirror using docker-MagicMirror.
There I don´t have the~/magicmirror/run
folder.Could you please help me out, where I have to look?
Thanks.
Mr.Coffee -
sorry, don’t understand your question.
This thread is about a problem with MMM-RemoteControl with MM v2.11.
If you use the mentioned docker setup this should have MM v2.13 where the problem is solved.
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@karsten13
Oh. Sorry for that.
But thank you for your answer.However I thougt I had the same issues.
Ok. I will give it another try and in case I can’t fix it, i will open a new thread.Thank you.
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may your image is to old. You can execute
docker images
and see how old your images are. You can get a new version withdocker pull xy
(replace xy with the image name).