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Hi has somebody tried a module for Miband 2 and 3? Thank you

@sean said in How to check version of MM: Or you can check version from package.json (in MagicMirror directory) { "name": "magicmirror", "version": "2.4.1", "description": "The open source modular smart mirror platform.", "main": "js/electron.js", "scripts": { ... But it could be different with your current running instance. that worked for me thank you !!

Hi, pm2 is not working anymore i tried npm i -f pm2 But no positive result. Can someone help me please?

@ninjabreadman said in Show a telegram group in Magic mirror: @fox The only Telegram implementation that I’ve seen is the MMM-TelegramBot, and that receives messages but doesn’t show them. It would provide a point of departure, and maybe @Sean could suggest how easy/hard it would be to capture messages and inject to a scrolling chat window. Hi, That sounds interesting. So you think it is theoretical possible? The module would look very nice on the screen i think

Thank you @PtrBld for the module. I installed MMM-Podcast but it shows me only the message module_0_MMM-Podcast Could you help me?

Depends on position and deflective angle of the sensor. If you think there is nothing it should detect, try it out, leave the room, set a timer and check after 120 (+10) seconds.

@fox At this time, it’s not possible to select all or more than one lifeForm at a time. However, if you select “Eagles” instead of “Bald Eagle”, you will get all eagles. “Bald Eagle” will only return data for Bald Eagle. It works like this: “Cats” will return data on all cats. “Tigers” will only return data on tigers. Refer to the list in the readme file here: https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-EOL I can add lifeforms at your request. Peace!

@afedriansyah I’ve read that there might be some issues with the automatic installer in the Pi. If you do a re-install and it doesn’t work, try a manual install. All the instructions are on the GitHub page. ️

Other case is don’t install updates if you don’t need to…

Hi, i would like to see the Live Cam from Brandenburger Tor on my MM. http://www.earthtv.com/de/webcam/berlin-brandenburger-tor What do you think, shall i embedd the live video? E.g. with Iframe Module? But how? Has someone experience with embedding Webcams from the Internet?

@strawberry-3-141 i saw something similar. But with your hint of deny i created a .htaccess in the folder of the called page with content Options -Indexes and now i can see the page ! Thank you for your hint now we can proceed here.

@Anhalter42 danke dir. Thank you. I will have a look cheers

@broberg https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror#configuration scroll down to module configuration https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/master/js/loader.js#L105 https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/master/js/main.js#L34

Hello, i use already the module Scheduler. And we are using PIR Sensor. Now my wife asked me: Could we make it that the PIR sensor is deaktivated for e.g. 5pm to 9pm and monitor is always on. And rest of the time the PIR sensor is activated? And could the monitor be manually triggered to always-ON? E.g. if she wants it always on during afternoon for a while?

@thelonegeek Sorry. I am absolutely no expert in this. I dont even have a mac book.

@ooskay How about using this? You can put your iframe tag into the content or external file.

@sdetweil Isn’t the default localhost? General property option On my rpi I get the ::1 IPv6 address pi@raspberrypi ~ % getent hosts localhost ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback pi@raspberrypi ~ % Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are in my local /etc/hosts file: pi@raspberrypi ~ % grep localhost /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback pi@raspberrypi ~ %

@Stoffbeuteluwe Is there a public API for Bring!? No. https://getbring.com/en/faq/#various

@fox It’s possible. If you configure your Pi to turn off the signal to the HDMI port, the monitor should shut off automatically. It should remain off until it detects a signal again, whereupon it will turn itself back on. The MotionDetection module can do this for you with a Raspberry Pi camera. Otherwise, there is a module for using a PIR sensor.