Modules fetching online/network info fail to refresh

TAGinside

Can you give us more information?
What’s your weather module ? The default one ?

I don’t think is a wifi issue if the camera module works

RonR

@TAGinside Using MMM-Config, many thanks to sdetweil/MMM-Config, I now have a new config.js that offers many more options for the default Weather modules. I wondered if mine was updating regularly so In kept notes of the temp and time I checked and things were working properly. Below is the contents of the default weather module config. Note they have an “updateInterval: 600000” in the second instance which should be about 10 minutes.

Hope this helps,
RonR

 {
        module: "weather",
        position: "top_right",
        header: "Weather Forecast",
        label: "instance 1",
        order: "*",
        index: 0,
        animateIn: "none",
        animateOut: "none",
        config: {
          weatherProvider: "openmeteo",
          lat: 28.560201,
          lon: -82.32106,
          apiBase: "https://api.open-meteo.com/v1",
          pastDays: 0,
          type: "current",
          units: "imperial",
          tempUnits: "imperial",
          windUnits: "imperial",
          timeFormat: "12",
          useBeaufort: true,
          lang: "en",
          useKmh: false
        },
        disabled: false,
        hiddenOnStartup: false,
        configDeepMerge: false
      },
      {
        module: "weather",
        position: "top_right",
        header: "Weather Forecast",
        label: "instance 2",
        order: "*",
        index: 1,
        animateIn: "none",
        animateOut: "none",
        config: {
          weatherProvider: "openmeteo",
          lat: 28.560201,
          lon: -82.32106,
          apiBase: "https://api.open-meteo.com/v1",
          maxNumberOfDays: 5,
          pastDays: 0,
          type: "forecast",
          units: "imperial",
          tempUnits: "imperial",
          windUnits: "imperial",
          updateInterval: 600000,
          animationSpeed: 1000,
          timeFormat: "12",
          showPeriod: true,
          showWindDirection: true,
          useBeaufort: true,
          lang: "en",
          showHumidity: "none",
          showSun: true,
          decimalSymbol: ".",
          maxEntries: 5,
          fade: true,
          fadePoint: 0.25,
          initialLoadDelay: 0,
          appendLocationNameToHeader: true,
          calendarClass: "calendar",
          tableClass: "small",
          showFeelsLike: true,
          roundTemp: false,
          useKmh: false,
          showPeriodUpper: false,
          showWindDirectionAsArrow: false,
          degreeLabel: false,
          showIndoorTemperature: false,
          showIndoorHumidity: false,
          ignoreToday: false,
          onlyTemp: false,
          showPrecipitationAmount: false,
          colored: false,
          absoluteDates: false
        },
        disabled: false,
        hiddenOnStartup: false,
        configDeepMerge: false
      },

sdetweil

@RonR

Please see this post about the code block

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/128761

alex2

@TAGinside I used the OneCallWeather module. Again, I’m unsure if it is wifi as the camera seemed to be stuck too until I rebooted the whole pi. Now the camera comes up, but the weather module still hasn’t re-loaded.
I’m unsure of how to start troubleshooting it to determine what the issue truly is. I will see if the camera has continued to work live and then post back.

alex2

camera was frozen up again. Rebooted the pi. I also can’t connect to the pi remote and see the mirror using IP:8080. Running iwconfig i see the link quality as 51/70. I do see power management is on for the wifi, and I read a report that this can be problematic. any other thoughts?

sdetweil

@alex2 just for test, if you disable the camera module does this still happen?

I just debugged a weird hardware problem that turned out to be a power problem.