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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    • RE: After update to Mirror to 2.1.3 - no working Whitlist

      @Niggich For my setup (raspberry pi 2) something changed after the update, but when I changed my IP addresses to the IPv4 notation (remove ::ffff: from your addresses) it worked again. Which format do the blocked addresses have in your logs (see below)?

      @FreddeHamm Are you sure those CIDR numbers are correct?

      When in doubt, check the output or logs (pm2 logs MagicMirror or pm2 logs mm if you used the old auto starting guide), there should be a line telling you which IP address was received. Also there are a calculators which transform your IP range to the CIDR notation.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Can't access magic mirror via http ?

      TLDR: You need to enable listening to all addresses (see the comment on the Github issue) in addition to the usual adaptation of the ipWhitelist. Add this line to your config.js:

      address: "0.0.0.0",
      

      Related topic.


      Since MagicMirror 2.1.3, the webserver only listens to the loopback interface be default. This removes any possible attack on the webserver for most users (not that their are any known attacks right now, but in times of mirai it is a good thing!), but unfortunately also effectively stops accessing the MagicMirror through HTTP and how the remote module currently works. If any developer has a good idea how to combine the best of both worlds, please let me know.

      @saifkazi I suggest you update again and try it out.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: [Remote-Control] Shutdown, Configure and Update your MagicMirror

      I have not been able to work on anything mentioned here, yet, but at least got out a release with a few cool contributions by other people, and a few simple fixes and additions. I do not know when I will be able to look at your questions and issues, but maybe in one or two weeks (especially turning display on and off apparently works much better with the vcgencmd command). If anyone is reading is this in the hopes of finally getting an answer from me, please feel free to post again and remind me, if have not been able to solve it yourself.

      Here is the change log:

      [1.1.4] - 2017-09-17

      Added

      • Dutch translation
      • Updating a module tries to install dependencies with npm install
      • Module identifier is shown if a module is locked with lock strings
      • Confirmation dialog before restart and shutdown

      Fixed

      • Internal save file format and mistakenly hiding modules which were hidden by other modules
      • Restart should work for new installations

      Changed

      • German translation for power menu changed from “Ausschalten” to “Energieoptionen”
      posted in System
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    • RE: [MMM-Buttons] Connect multiple buttons to send configurable notifications

      @pedroken I think you almost got it, just use module instead of identifier:
      payload: {"action": "HIDE", "module": "module_2_clock"}

      posted in System
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    • RE: [MMM-Buttons] Connect multiple buttons to send configurable notifications

      @RickyTerzis I released changes from the development branch, can you try experimenting with the new activeLow setting? Maybe you used the inverse wiring to the one I anticipated?

      posted in System
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    • RE: MMM-SL how to trigger update?

      @Mykle1 Thanks for mentioning. :)

      @Baxer If you do not have a button, you could use a custom URL together with the Remote-Control (you need to install and configure the module though, do not forget to adapt your IP whitelist). Then you can send a notification request via an URL by accessing a custom URL.

      In your case the URL would probably look like this:
      http://192.168.xxx.xxx:8080/remote?notification=UPDATE_SL&action=NOTIFICATION

      Or you could change the module to use a timer, but I assume the author of the module had a good reason for not doing that.

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: MMM-Remote-Control

      @termeric That is interesting. But you have added the module to your config.js as described here? Are there any errors when you start up the mirror?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: MMM-Remote-Control

      @termeric Please double check, that you did not make any other typo, since the original error (No permission) indicates that you tried to access the correct site. Just go that site again, it should either show No permission ... again, or you should see the remote control page. If you get an error Cannot GET ... then you have the wrong URL (also check port number and first part of URL again).

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: MMM-Remote-Control is disabling MMM-scrobbler?

      @malicious_banjo Have you used the Hide/Show functionality of the remote control module? Please try deleting settings.json in the remote control module directory. Do you have other modules hiding and showing modules, such as ProfileSwitcher or FaceRecognition?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: MagicMirror² v2.1.2: Wrong calendar timeFormat after update

      @djsunrise19 You can hotfix it yourself if you want: Github Issue

      posted in Troubleshooting
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