I see in the latest code that it is appending the date & time to avoid caching.
I’ve added a number of console log messages to the code, and it looks like it’s never refreshing. Can anyone confirm that MMM-Globe really does refresh for them, after the initial page load?
I’ve temporarily switched my mirror to MMM-iFrameReloaded, which does indeed refresh, but doesn’t scale the image to the size I need.
I see in the latest code that it appending the date & time to avoid caching.
I’ve added a number of console log messages to the code, and it looks like it’s never refreshing. Can anyone confirm that it really does refresh for them?
I’ve temporarily switched my mirror to MMM-iFrameReloaded, which does indeed refresh, but doesn’t scale the image to the size I need.
@sdetweil I just discovered that there are two totally different modules called “MMM-Globe”.
One does a live, static satellite view of earth. That’s the one I’m using.
There’s another one that does a rotating polygon globe, and yes, that one is resource intensive. Haven’t played with that one yet.
Bump.
I’m having the same issue. It appears that it never refreshes, or stops after a few hours. Not sure which.
I have a basic, working magic mirror.
I’m looking at upgrading my screen to a touch screen, which would basically give a mouse click when touched.
What’s be best way to have the mouse click trigger modules to appear or disappear?
My end goal is to have a regular mirror, then on a click switch back & forth to a slideshow mode. I see a few Slideshow modules out there, so that’s easy.
Same here - feels like the source web site timing out. My mirror only displays the radar about half the time. I’ve set the refresh interval to something very low (an hour, I think) on the chance I’m being throttled.
Any updates on this issue?
Got it solved, but not sure what exactly fixed it.
I changed my config lines:
address: "0.0.0.0",
ipWhitelist: [],
And then rebooted. Didn’t fix it.
Rebooted again later, and then it was fixed.
Very odd - but fixed is fixed!
Made that change, and still can’t view the web page remotely.
Odd, since I was able to before the MM update.
I can VNC into the mirror, so I know the IP is right, and it’s got a good network connection.
Anyone have tips on seeing logs on the mirror to start troubleshooting?
I used to be able to view my Mirror’s web page from my phone & PC (nice when in the house, but not at the mirror). Yesterday I updated the MM core to the latest, and now the page won’t show remotely. Did something change in the MM core around this?
My config.js includes:
port: 8080,
ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", "192.168.1.14"
, "192.168.1.199", "192.168.1.0"],