Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Are you tired of editing config.js, or have trouble doing it, see my new module
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@sdetweil ok thx, but then it should be better to run it from a pi (i have a spare one) because the container port is used by another service which i need.
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@anima well, each container has its own set…
the code looks for a free port from 8300 - 8500… but in a container it will be fresh, so 8300
the code hard codes 8300, so you can’t map it to anything else
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Hi. I am trying to implement it on my MM and get only get below header in the browser. I am trying to open it with this address http://raspberrypi:8080/modules/MMM-Config/review
The same happens if I open MM via IP address.Did I miss something? I saw on page6 of this thread someone else had same problem but that solution didn’t help me.
Doing ctrl+shift+I and looking at console output I get this error:
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@uros76 can u show me the config.js for the module?
does it show on the MM screen?
is your config.js address:“localhost”
if so, you can only access from the PI system itself (localhost means only apps INSIDE the pi can access that app)
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@uros76 ok, can u send me config.js and the defaults.js from the MMM-Config folder…
have to rename them to .txt to add as attachments
via email…to my same userid at gmail…
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@sdetweil yes the module shows on screen in form of QR code. That part works.
My basics from config file:address: "0.0.0.0", useHttps: false, port: 8080, ipWhitelist: [],
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@sdetweil ok will send you now…
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@uros76 thanks… there was probably an error reported in the console where u do npm start (or pm2 logs if using pm2)
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@uros76 posted a fix, sent email back
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@sdetweil it works! Mega quick assistance. Tnx