AFAIK this is not possible in the current release, but in the upcoming v2.12.0.

So you

• can wait until 1.7.2020 or
• use the develop branch where this is already included or
• patch the electron.js as described here

@sdetweil thanks

last post is from 20.04. 10:09

@RoadRunnr1469

didn’t ask you, because I know your socketclient.js, you applied my patch …

@Stoffbeuteluwe

may you can post the content of your ./js/socketclient.js?
So please go into the magicmirror folder and execute cat ./js/socketclient.js and post the output here. Thanks.

@Stoffbeuteluwe

so your are running MM v2.11.0 with MMM-RemoteControl and all your Menu Items work?

E.g. if I open 192.168.xxx.yyy:8080/remote.html#main-menu in the browser and click on Edit config.js the popup opening only contains 3 lines with undefined.

see https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control/issues/185

@retroflex thank you, your’re right.

Checked this again with this unmerged pr. With this pr, the config.js is no longer reachable per browser, so we have to wait for the next release where this is hopefully merged.

@Jessendelft other possibilities:

• you can whitelist the ip adresses which are allowed to access the mirror
• you run 2 instances of the mirror, one private restricted to localhost access and one public with content everyone is allowed to see

Hi,

1. is possible if you use subdomains, e.g. https://magicmirror.yourdomain.com
   It does’nt work with subpaths at the moment, e.g. https://yourdomain.com/magicmirror
   There is an open issue and a corresponding pull request. If this pr is merged, subpath is also possible.

2. Don’t know what you mean exactly, the content of the config.js is (normally) not reachable from the browser. Or should these private calendar items not appear on the website?

Karsten.

what is the result of sudo arp-scan -l running on your machine?