@eppzenberg
Yes, I found out this issue actually happened because of the MagicMirror Update. Make sure that after you run the “git pull” command you also run the “npm install” command. This fixed my issue. I hope that helps.

So I just updated both my Raspberry pi, MagicMirror software, and MMM-Wunderground. The module still works but the moon phases icon is now a blank “image missing” box. Strangely, I can see the moon image just fine on a computer by going to the MagicmirroIP:8080 and viewing the magicmirror sofware from there. Any suggestions?

So I am attempting to use a mini-pir sensor with the MMM-PIR module. I am able to successfully use a full size SR-501 PIR sensor but when I try to use the mini SR-505 sensor the sensor triggers a wake cycle every 40 ish seconds regardless of motion. I’m positive this is because the operating range of the smaller sensor is a slightly higher voltage (4.5V minimum to 20V max) and is causing it to have occasional peaks when it is running at only 5V. Is there a way to implement debouncing in this module? I have zero programming experience but have looked into this issue and seen debouncing used in other applications. Any recommendations?

I will update and check the functionality. Thanks.

@RedNax said in MMM-WunderGround not updating after a few hours:

Changed around some things in the way information is retrieved from weatherunderground. It’s on github, please test.

It’s still updating after this error but I will monitor more and see if another error occurs before it stops updating entirely.

I have installed the MMM-Wunderground module an have been running it for a couple week but cannot solve an issue with it continually ceasing to update until MM is restarted. It does this after about 8-12 hours. I have checked the PM2 logs and they do not show any related errors. When I use the NPM start dev command an watch the console I have found an error that says:

"The ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header has a value ‘http://www.wunderground.com’ that is not equal to the supplied origin. Origin ‘http://localhost:8080’ is therfore not allowed access.

This is followed by a message that says “MMM-WunderGround:* Could not load weather.” I have seen other people with this issue but no publicly posted solution. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks.

@lsfourwheeler @JamesMM Actually, I see that you are referencing the Magic Mirror config for the delay setting. So where are you replacing the deactivateMonitor with timerID?

@JamesMM Where is the “Config” section where you added the delay configuration? I’ve changed my node_helper.js file but I can’t find the configuration file you referenced.