MMM-NetworkConnection

Mykle1

Uhhh . . . . no.

epi

@Sandy2503 I changed to “-s” and still did not work.
@Mykle1 I followed the installation guide, incl. the dependencies. I did not modify anything. I tried the module alone (all other cfg removed), still did not work for me.

What is the installation folder for dependencies in your case?

Mykle1

@epi

Dependencies should be installed by running npm install in the MMM-NetworkConnection directory

epi

Guys, can someone also make a simplified version? No need for internet speed metrics, just the ability to ping specific ip address and return as “internet is working” either “network down”?

yawns

@epi said in MMM-NetworkConnection:

Guys, can someone also make a simplified version? No need for internet speed metrics, just the ability to ping specific ip address and return as “internet is working” either “network down”?

Like this? https://github.com/sheyabernstein/MMM-connection-status

epi

Thanks :)

Cr4z33

@slametps here is the Italian translation if you want to add it.

{
	"NETCONN_CONNECTED": "Connesso ad Internet",
	"NETCONN_NOTCONNECTED": "Nessuna connessione ad Internet",
	"NETCONN_MILLISECOND": "ms",
	"NETCONN_NA": "ND",

	"TXT_NETCONN": "CONNESSIONE DI RETE",
	"TXT_NETCONN_DESC": "mostra lo stato di connessione ad Internet"
}

Cr4z33

@slametps I had long read at speedtest readme however I couldn’t figure out what to edit to have a different server selected as best/favourite server.

These are the details of the wanted server:

server url="http://speedtestrm1.telecomitalia.it/speedtest/upload.php" lat="41.9000" lon="12.5000" name="Rome" country="Italy" cc="IT" sponsor="Telecom Italia S.p.A." id="3243" host="speedtestrm1.telecomitalia.it:8080"

slametps

@Cr4z33 said in MMM-NetworkConnection:

@slametps I had long read at speedtest readme however I couldn’t figure out what to edit to have a different server selected as best/favourite server.

These are the details of the wanted server:
server url="http://speedtestrm1.telecomitalia.it/speedtest/upload.php" lat="41.9000" lon="12.5000" name="Rome" country="Italy" cc="IT" sponsor="Telecom Italia S.p.A." id="3243" host="speedtestrm1.telecomitalia.it:8080"

Currently, the module is using default test server provided by speedtest-net node module. You should modify node_helper.js to add your desired test server.
You can find how to add the options, in here.

Cr4z33

@slametps that is where I looked at, but then I didn’t understand what file and what lines to edit.

The problem is that the default server looks to be located in the US therefore showing a very high ping and low speed results isn’t really what someone is expecting from the module. ;)