@all
Seems like i found the problem why some modules stopped working.
I revisited my MM configuration and noticed i had lost my “keep WiFi active” configuration…
I opened /etc/network/interfaces and put in the missing “wireless-power off”.
More infos here: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/236/complete-setup-tutorial/6 (see chapter “Installing MagicMirror - Step 4”)

@j.e.f.f
Thanks for your answer. Yes, i already tried two instances but i wasnt satisfied with the overall look of it at the end.
Still a great module - but just not for my needs.

I still do have a problem with an not updating calender…
And if you want to investigate further, you can try this:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4682/not-updating-after-network-lost/4
Maybe my wifi drops out so some modules cant be updated…
I will give it a try as soon as i will find time for that kind of “fun” ;-)

@Squirrel
Yep, exactly what i experienced. One feed works, the other not.
I surrendered (after many attempts to fix that problem) and searched for a working feed. After that, i had no more problems with the feed. Maybe a coding bug.

I remember that a .xml feed worked for me. But some months i changed here and there…

I checked my current config and i use this feed:

url: “http://www.tagesschau.de/xml/rss2/”

This feed works for months now.

Hi…
I had exactly the same issues.
I changed from a .html rss feed to an .xml feed and all refreshing-problems were gone.
Hope this helps…

Next problem occured:
There are three kinds of entries in my fritzbox caller list and the device names the calls are directed to:

• telephone1
• telephone2
• unknown (NULL, empty Entry)

I can filter out telephone1, but cannot the entries with unknown/ NULL (no name, just nothing is stated).

So, how can i filter these unknown caller entries?

If i try the empty brackets with the deviceFilter Option, but nothing happens…

@cruunnerr
Your solution worked like a charm.
Thanks!

Sounds like a great idea! I will try that soon and will geht you a reply if it works! Thanks for that possible solution…

@AxLed
Thanks, did not know that this has to be done to “activate” a PIR sensor…Interesting…hmm…

Does anyone know, if there is a method that this can be “simulated” in any way?