Hi @berne welcome on board!

You are editing a Javascript file. You can basically use any decent text editor to edit this file, however some will mallform the file. Thats why I recogmend you something like Notepad++, or Visual Studio Code.

You just have to add this somewhere in the modules array (An array is a list of things)

For example:

modules: [
    {
        module: "alert",
    },
    {
        module: "MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify",
        position: "top_right",
        config: {
            showCoverArt: false,
            clientID: "",
            clientSecret: "",
            accessToken: "",
            refreshToken: ""
        }
    },
    {
        module: "updatenotification",
        position: "top_bar"
    }
]

Note, there must be a , character after the last } if this isn’t the last module. You can easily validate your changes by using a Javascript Linter.

@bobbythemoh Thanks for informing me about that issue. I am currently working on something else, so I had to ditch my current installation.

Schönen Abend noch;)

@bobbythemoh Yes, it looks like there is an issue with tvservice with one of the last Raspbian updates. I am looking into fixing this and also support more operating systems.

@bobbythemoh Oh, now everything makes sense. You have errors in your config.js.

Boolean values must not be strings. Replace "true" and "false" with true and false. in Javascript "false" is equal to true, so you basically have presence enabled :winking_face:

@bobbythemoh I just double checked the code, if you disable the presence property there is no way to toggle the display by the Loxone Module. Do you see the log message Got lightMood change to: All off(778) after you disable the presence property.

The Monitor is directly toggled after the log command.

@bobbythemoh I am currently unable to test it on a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian, because I am working on another project. Please try to execute /opt/vc/bin/tvservice -o, this will turn off the HTMI port, if this won’t work there may be an issue with the last update of Rasbian.

I am currently anyway working on another method to toggle the HDMI port on different operating systems, so I may resolve this anyway.

I have great news. I finaly had time to work on this again. It is currently working with some caviets. I will push my changes as soon as I resolved them. This is a huge improvement for me, as it enables easy remote management of many MagicMirror installations:)

@bobbythemoh Hi, may you please post the MagicMirrors log via pm2 log mm. Did you update your Raspberry pi?

Hi @pbrown17 ,

can you please provide any picture of the Mirror? I am guessing that the grayish background you experience if due to the backlight of your monitor.
You can also check the MagicMirror screen on another device.

Hi, I am planing to setup a few MagicMirror instances and I am looking for an easy way to remotely manage all the instances.

I found BalenaCloud which looks very promising. I am new to Docker and I can’t wrap my head aroud on how to use the MagicMirror Docker image with BalenaCloud.

Does anyone have any experience with this combination?

Edit:
There are still some issues, but I guess these can be fixed:)

Edit 2:
I finally was able to fix the randome restarts of the MagicMirror service. It should be stable now.
However there is still an issue with the Browser service starting before the MagicMirror instance is finished, which results in an error screen that can be resolved with restarting the Browser service. This only occures on restarts tho…

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