Missing custom.css breaks entire layout

arh

It was working fine for months, but after trying to set a new RSS feed, all styles were broken
Raspberry is embedded in my smart door, so I need to tear the door apart to reach it

Is there any way to either create this file remotely or set config to bypass it?
All other functions work as usual, not sure what’s even the root of problem
Also found that all HTML elements (regions) have display: none; active

Refused to apply style from 'http://192.168.68.109:8080/css/custom.css' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.

sdetweil

@arh that just means the file is not resent, its just a warning that the page asked to load it

this means the file system may be failing, sd cards are fragile

same as before in your issue, we depend on user having system access

plainbroke

@arh
I would have put it on a USB drive 32gb, they last a LOT longer and are faster too.
I always set ssh and vnc to on in raspi config. Makes it a lot easier to make changes and fix problems that all the sudden show up. Did you make a change to custom.css and maybe make a mistake in the saving of it? typo’s are my biggest problem anymore. Oh and figuring out what to look for in ctrl+shift+i …
I am using M.2 drives in my raspberry Pi’s now. they are very reliable and last a LONG time. Just some things to think about so you do not have to dig into the door again.

sdetweil

@plainbroke yes, he used MMM-RemoteControl to
update the newsfeed module configuration

given the weird behavior (custom.css gone missing) i’m fairly certain he has a damaged sd card now. they do fail

and he is in the worst spot, no remote access to the file system (ssh/scp) or the system (vnc/rdp), and apparently no easy physical access.

BKeyport

@plainbroke at minimum, put an easy way to get access to the SD card - like an extender to a hidden location or something.

sdetweil

@BKeyport @plainbroke was helping the OP who has the real problem

plainbroke

@sdetweil
You are more than likely correct the sd card has started to fail.
That is why I went to the M.2 ssd’s they do not seem to fail as often as USB drives did for me. and I have gave up on sd cards on anything that I do not HAVE to use them in… I suppose if I would fork out the money for the better ones maybe they would last longer… Sorry to Hijack your post. @arh