https://github.com/martinkooij/MMM-Parcel/pull/31

@wageck

there are timezone related errors in the logs. You are using an old docker-compose.yml, the whole timezone/TZ stuff is not neaded anymore, please take a look at the current version …

@sdetweil

there is no pm2 in the container …

The command is docker logs <containername or id>, so if you use my docker-compose setup docker logs mm.

@codac

it seems as if there is a problem using the 127.0.0.1 address and port 8080:

yes, port 8080 on your client is already in use.
You can try another port in the client config.js but I don’t know if this works.

I wonder why there is an error catching the newsfeed, as the stated feed is the one from the client, not the server:

then remove this stuff from the client config …

I’m not familiar with the clientonly setup and I think this is not used very often and therefore maybe contains some bugs.

which raspberry pi os did you install?

It must be one with desktop

@codac

you are talking about this setup?

I think all modules are running correctly which have no node_helper.js in their directory.

Are there any warnings/errors in the logs (client and/or server)?

@mmrize I see no reason why it should not be a part of the core project.

But I don’t know if @MichMich is very present here, I tagged him now so he will hopefully read this thread because he has to decide if he wants it in the core project.

The e2e tests are a mess and there is already an issue to replace them (or at least a part of them).

@majorc o.k., then I will provide a PR for this in the mm repo

@majorc

can you try to patch the file js/electron.js for a test, please add the following at line 74:

	mainWindow.webContents.on('dom-ready', (event)=> {
		mainWindow.webContents.sendInputEvent({type: "mouseMove", x: 0, y: 0});
	});

Does this hide the black cursor?

(I changed the code here again …)

@majorc

The cursor is still visible.

:(

tried yesterday on my pi3:

• v2.16.0: no cursor
• v2.17.0-develop: black cursor
• v2.17.0-develop with css cursor: none !important;: no cursor

So waiting on v2.17.0 is no solution.

Another idea is to simulate a cursor movement on electron start.