@ostfilinchen said in MMM-DWD-WarnWeather - Wetterwarnungen:

I have commented out line 56-60 in MMM-DWD-WarnWeather.js.

Hello,

witch code have you commented out?

please add the sample code.

Thanks

@Goldjunge_Chriz

Hi Chriz, i can remember in an older post in approx. December 2016 i update my order with a second mirror glass 800x600 mm.

Please update your order list.

Thanks

@ostfilinchen

No, not such a major issue with the pi.

Can you access your pi with ssh?

Take a look at

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1326/ipwhitelist-howto/

@jean_pol56

YES, damn, more than 2 hours wasted wit this issue.

If you un-comment the “disabled: true.” argument, your remote module won’t work correctly.
If you change the status from “true” to “false”, your remote module works again.

            {
                    module: 'helloworld',
                    position: 'bottom_bar',
                    classes: 'small bright', // Add your own styling. Optional.
            //      disabled: true, // verursacht Fehler in MMM-Remote-Control Modul
                    config: {
                            text: 'TEST TEST TEST!',
                            }
            },

@mochman

Thank you.

Now i understand this thematic a bit better an can solve my issue.

@schlachtkreuzer6

The problem remains.

pm2 logs mm, doesn’t give me a real answer about the issue.

@schlachtkreuzer6

i have now also done the npm install in the remote control folder…

The issue remain.

I’ll try a comlete new install of the module! :-(

@schlachtkreuzer6

I only made a

git pull

and the answer was.

Already up-to-date.

when i choose “edit modules” the MMM-Remote-Control does’t show any module.

It mean there are no modules loaded. But more than 6 modules are running at the mirror.

Any ideas?

@AAPS

do not change the end.
In my case i change only this because it is standard in my region and given from my internet provider.
192.168.

In your internet region you have other access address from your provider and you must change my example with numbers of your region.