Problem server client configuration

idoodler

@macnice Hi, is your issue related to the problem described in this thread? You May want to create a new thread if the issue are not related.

Mykle1

@idoodler said in Problem server client configuration:

I don’t think you can use Hello-Lucy in client mode.
But I bet the developer @Mykle1 knows it.

@Akkor ok so wait for @Mykle1

I never even thought about trying it. I just run standard installations. If @idoodler doesn’t think it will work, it probably won’t. However, you could always try for yourself.

idoodler

@mykle1 I am currently unable to test it. I quickly checked your code on my phone, but I didn‘t quite got your code :flushed_face:

I am curious, how did you make the voice recognition?

Akkor

It could be fine if someone really skilled test Hello Lucy server/client mode

Mykle1

@idoodler said in Problem server client configuration:

I am currently unable to test it.

I didn’t mean that YOU should test it. I meant that @Akkor should test it as it is he that is looking for that functionality.

I am curious, how did you make the voice recognition?

I didn’t. MMM-voice was already written by @strawberry-3-141. It’s a fantastic piece of software. I just made some additions/modifications to original so that I could hide/show individual modules, hide/show pages of modules, hide show all modules, turn the display on and off, audio, all through the use of notifications. I use it every day for a year now. It’s stable, very fast and does exactly what I want it to do.

Akkor

@Mykle1
I could test but I need your assistance 'couse I’m not a programmer
I’m just good following guide… :(

Mykle1

@akkor said in Problem server client configuration:

I could test but I need your assistance 'couse I’m not a programmer
I’m just good following guide…

Why I think it won’t work. You’ll be running MM and MMM-voice on the server machine. The client machine will only have a browser pointed at MM running on the server machine. The client has no way of accepting the voice commands because only the browser is running.

Now, if you had a microphone (at the client machine) with a cable that reached all the way to where the server machine is . . . :)