@raspberrypi9 – Would the content provider happen to have a separate RSS feed for subscribers?

@sdetweil – True. I usually setup my Raspberry Pi servers with vnc enabled, but it’s been a while so I appreciate the reminder.

@sdetweil - Thanks Sam. Viewed from that perspective it makes perfect sense! I’ll see if I can put a vnc client back on my phone and do it that way.

@sdetweil - ok, I think I understand. Somehow I thought if I removed into the network, the magic mirror would perceive me as just being there on the local network - and thereby continue presenting the local data.

There must be something in the tailscale VPN that affects the magic mirror.

@sdetweil - the mirror is in the US (running on a raspberry pi connected to a local monitor), and I’m viewing it on my phone from Japan by accessing my home network over a tailscale VPN/zero tier network.

I’m traveling internationally and accessed the mirror in my home office over my tailscale VPN. When doing so, the clock module shows the time where I am and not where it is. I think openweathermap does too.

Is this expected behavior?

@MMRIZE – Ok, thanks. I had enabled the ‘showImage: true’ and didn’t see images so I was just wondering.

@MMRIZE – So to recap, is it the case that all that’s needed to get the pictures to display is to add “showImage: true” to the default newsfeed, or is something more required? If more is required, what would that be?

@ChrisLeduex – OK, thanks. I wasn’t sure that the url path went anywhere in particular.

@ChrisLeduex – Interesting exercise. Where did you put the .svg image[s]? In with the clock faces in the module folder? In the module folder root? Other?