@amanzimdwini Well how do you start it? With pm2
(then it is pm2 logs mm
) or a simple node serveronly
? I am using the latter, and it would just output any possible errors on the console. What happens when you go to localhost:8080/remote.html
?
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: MMM-Remote-Control on LINUX box (NOT RPi)
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RE: MMM-Pnews
@lucallmon How about you complain on their site instead of here? Quote from https://newsapi.org/sources:
Can’t see the one you want? Send us an email request (support@newsapi.org) and we can probably add it.
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RE: MMM-Facial-Recognition won't work
@angie2601 It expects the config file as an argument on the command line. Are you supposed to call the script manually? The module should call the python script with the appropriate parameters.
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RE: [MMM-Buttons] Connect multiple buttons to send configurable notifications
@PointPubMedia Did you check out this section? There are some changes needed to make both work together smoothly.
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RE: MMM-Remote-Control on LINUX box (NOT RPi)
@amanzimdwini Do you have any errors in the logs, or on the website? I develop on Ubuntu and it should definitely load, however some functions will not work (i.e. switching screen off and on, or reboot without
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RE: Activate Profiles (via MMM-ProfileSwitcher) using MMM-Remote-Control...
@Snille It is not an object, that you are supposed to send, see the documentation, just a simple string, i.e.
...?action=NOTIFICATION¬ification=CURRENT_PROFILE&payload=%22Snille%22
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RE: PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used
@FlatPepsi I have made a helper function here. This basically works like a normal
setInterval
, except it stops, when noone is present, and immediately exectues when a someone comes back. The helper functions for this are here, you can probably just copy and paste them. And then you finally need to check incoming notifications like this. -
RE: PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used
@FlatPepsi I have implemented this to a few of my own modules, and it is relatively simple to add, depending on which modules you want to adapt. However it will require some fiddling with the code of the modules.
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RE: Javascript Timing Events
@mochman Well, good luck, and let us know if you find anything.
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RE: MMM-doomsDay - The countdown module,
@Mykle1 My advent module? Even though @broberg hasn’t mentioned it, it seems he based his work on that module.
A feature suggestion from my side: It would feel more like an urgent thing closing in, if it could also show hours/minutes/seconds, too. Maybe use a formatting string for a
moment.js
duration? If I have some time, I might make a PR.