I just made a port-scan.
The raspberry with the older version has 8080/tcp http-proxy open. The other raspberry has not.
I guess that MagicMirror opens or closes the port? I did nothing like that.

@broberg

“Have you checked that you can access your mirror from another computers browser?”

Sorry. I have misunderstood that.
I checked it with the MMM-syslog command. How can I check it another way?
I tried the ip of the raspberry and could open the apache webserver.

@broberg

Hi broberg,

thank you for your reply.
Yes. I checked it from another computers browser. That is were it says “no connection possible”.

However, I just tried to install an older version of MagicMirror on another SD-Card.
The 2.1.2 from Juli has the same problem.
The 2.1.1 from April looks much better. The browser finds the mirror sending this errormessage:
“This device is not allowed to access your mirror.
Please check your config.js or config.js.sample to change this.”

Theoretically I know what to do with the config. But in generall I was not able to install the old version properly as I have to do it manualy. For example the config file was completely missing and I added it manualy.
Help is welcome:-)

But despite that. Now I know for sure that the problem exists since update 2.1.2.
Do you have an idea why or how to fix it?

Until it is fixed I would like to reinstall the 2.1.2 manually, but don´t know how. I used the automatic installer a few month ago.

Thanks
Mr.Coffee

Hi everybody,

I am not sure why, but my MMM-Syslog is not working anymore.
As far as I remember the last two thinks I have done, was installing Alexa on the same Raspberry and updating the Magic Mirror.
In order to find the error I just set up a new MagicMirror without Alexa. Same here. So I think it is because of the MagicMirror update?

My browser says that there is no connection possible.
I was working fine before.
Even from my smart home I could send message until now.

Do you have an idea?
Could you please try your MMM-Syslog module?

Thanks a lot!

Mr.Coffee