As an amateur, there are a couple things that I just don’t understand about git. I’ve decided to clone my fork of the project to the desktop on my pi, so that I will have another version of my MagicMirror on GitHub. However every time I make a change, it doesn’t show up in git status. When I do git push it asks for my username and password, but still does not work. Is there a way to log on to my account from the command prompt so I can complete these actions?

Very true! A big thank you to everybody who has helped me along the way. :clap: :thumbsup:

@slametps Yes, I am very sorry that it wasn’t clear.

@cowboysdude I completely agree! Working on my Magic Mirror is the highlight of my day. I just wanted to suggest different ideas that popped into my head (many of which already became modules before or soon after I posted here), and I do recognize the work that many people put in to this project daily. :smiley:

@slametps I didn’t do anything to alter the config file except change what was already there for the calendar module. I fixed settings from the top right corner of prayerwebcal.appspot.com. Once I got everything the way I wanted, I just replaced the default calendar with my new url.

{
                module: "calendar",

		header: "Prayer Times",

		position: "top_left",

		config: {

			calendars: [

				{

					symbol: "calendar-check-o ",

					url: "http://prayerwebcal.appspot.com/0.ics?x=0.0&y=0.0&z=-300&s=0&j=0"

				}

			]

		}

	},

@slametps I used the calendar module. First I changed the settings on http://prayerwebcal.appspot.com Then, I hovered my mouse over the link that says “iCalendar Feed”. I replaced the current ical on my mirror with the one I found from the website. It shoul something like this: http://prayerwebcal.appspot.com/.ics?x=0.0&y=0.0&z=0&s=0&j=0

@slametps Much appreciated. I was able to get prayer times with http://prayerwebcal.appspot.com/ and the calendar module, but this will make a fine edition to my Magic Mirror.

@Jopyth You’re completely right! I didn’t even think of anybody else trying to mess with it.

It would also be interesting to be able to remotely run commands on the mirror without having to take out a mouse and keyboard… Just giving ideas.:smiley:

@Mykle1 Nice! I’ll figure it out.

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I did some poking around and discovered an easier way to set a static IP for the Pi, although it’s not permanent.

How long does the new static IP address last if it isn’t permanent?

@1m2 By the way, what kind of case is that, and where could I get one for myself?