Thank you for your help.

But suddenly a miracle happened.

Tomorrow morning I switched on my monitor and the MM runs. And I did not do anything. And I really haven´t a intelligent reason.

Now, when I reboot the Raspberry, the MM starts automatically.

Thank you for your time.

Damn it! So a Layer 8 problem ;-) Now it works. Thank you, for your quick help.

Hello,

thank you for your help.

The changes works.

Lars

@raywo
Thank you. Now it can be configured by someone like me ;-)

@fribse That´s it! I thought there must be something simple. I changed it to 0.0.0.0 and it works.

Thanks to both of you for your help.

@sdetweil Ok, now it seems that my MM is running.

Thanks again for your help

pm2 status is

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ pm2 status

│ Name        │ id │ mode  │ status │ ↺      │ cpu │ memory 
│ MagicMirror │ 0  │ 2.6.0 │ fork   │ online │ 799 │ 0%     │ 16.8 MB   │

 Use `pm2 show <id|name>` to get more details about an app

and in pm2 log I get this every two seconds

pi@raspberrypi:~/.pm2 $ tail -f pm2.log
2019-02-15T15:36:47: PM2 log: App [MagicMirror:0] online
2019-02-15T15:36:48: PM2 log: App [MagicMirror:0] exited with code [1] via signal [SIGINT]

I tried the complete guide with creating an .sh-File and so on. But unfortenately with the same effect.

@sdetweil I have installed a completely new system. The current raspbian OS and of course the MM. The MM itself is running. At the moment I’m fighting with a news module and with the GoogleAssistant from @bugsounet. I am optimistic that I will win the battle. Otherwise, I’m looking for advice from this great community ;-) But first I’m going on holiday with my family tomorrow :-) Many thanks for your help