@meininger Ok, there may be some unexpected reconnects due to some changes in the authentication behavior on the Loxone side. But you shouldn’t see an issues because the Module will automatically reconnect to the Miniserver. I will update the module as soon as I can.

Thanks for keeping me up-to-date 👍

@meininger I am asking this, because I noticed, that I have some occasional crashes in some other modules like Calendar and Weather which lead to a crashed MagicMirror, so the presence detection feature isn’t working.

@meininger Thanks for the update. May I ask you to show me your MagicMirrors log via pm2 log mm. Also, what Version do you have installed on your Loxone Miniserver?

@andyc7687 I just noticed, is this a server only installation?

@egnos Please show us the full config.js file and mark it as Code by selecting the whole content of the file and click on the </> button.

You can find a markdown tutorial here: https://commonmark.org/help/

@sam You have 23 errors, please show them to us.
Just apply the error filter by clicking on the “Default levels” dropdown and deselect “Info”.

@andyc7687 I am able to try it today, I will contact you again.

@andyc7687 You need to do the following:

• Clone your forked repository to your local machine
• Adopt installers/raspberry.sh to include your Raspberry Pi Zero specific code
• Commit and push your changes to Github
• Test it on a Raspberry Pi Zero by execute bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ac2799/MagicMirror/master/installers/raspberry.sh)"
• Create a Pull Request on the original MagicMirror repository

Just contact me if you need any help, I can also test your changes, I have a spare Raspberry Pi Zero W on hand.

@andyc7687 Nice work. I think you should fork the MagicMirror repository, add merge your scripts with the installers/raspberry.sh script for direct implementation in the project.

@savona OK, you may have a corrupt git directory then. You may try to clone it again.