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      00conman
      last edited by

      Just a thought, but could CPU load have anything to do with it?

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        sebastiensaucier
        last edited by

        It’s around 10% of usage. So I don’t think it can cause the problem.

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          MichMich Admin @sebastiensaucier
          last edited by MichMich

          @sebastiensaucier could you modify the node_helper

          change:

          self.sendSocketNotification('TEMPERATURE', stdout.replace('temp=','').replace('\'','\°'));
          

          to:

          var temperature = stdout.replace('temp=','').replace('\'','\°');
          console.log('Temperature: ' + temperature);
          self.sendSocketNotification('TEMPERATURE', temperature);
          

          And see if the temperature is logged?

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            sebastiensaucier
            last edited by sebastiensaucier

            Nothing in the console. Where can I see the logs?

            Also, I tried to erease all and do all the readme again, but nothing changed.

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              paviro Admin
              last edited by

              You can see the logs inside your terminal session. If you use pm2 execute pm2 logs mm to see the log! :)

              We're all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh?

              – The Doctor

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