You can always watch this site like I’m doing.
https://rpilocator.com/
Dennis N6NG

@sdetweil Arrrgh… that was it… thanks again Sam… One more time…
Dennis

@N6NG I found it…I did ifconfig and it gave me the ipaddress as 192.168.0.11 so that’s the address I’ve been trying…
https://192.168.0.11:8080/remote.html

Thats how I get the rejection notice…
Dennis N6NG

@sdetweil Yes … I’m trying to connect to MagicMirror address 192.168.0.11
I think that is the address of my MagicMirror but now I’m trying to remember where I got that address from.
Dennis

Had MMM-Remote-Control working at one time… then I had to reinstall the module and now for some reason it doesn’t work… I get the result from trying to access the MagicMirror from my PC Win 10 that says “192.168.x.xx refused to connect”
I’ve got my whitelist set to :

address: ‘0.0.0.0’,
port: 8080,
ipWhitelist: [],
timeFormat: 12,

trying to access from 192.168.0.16

I’ve looked through the resolved issues regarding Remote-Control and not
found anything simular.

Any ideas?

@MMRIZE thank you
Dennis

What are the size of the header pins on the Raspberry Pi ? I’m thinking they are all the same size for all the Raspberry Pi s.
I want to get some connectors for those pins so if anyone has a supplier for the pin connectors I’d appreciate you pointing me in that direction…
Thanks all you smart people out there…
Dennis N6NG

@fribse It is in the boot/config.txt file itself. Not in the MagicMirror/config/config.js file.
Just cd /boot and sudo nano config.txt and either find the display_rotate=0 and change it to display_rotate=1
or add the line display_rotate=1 I added it under the #config_hdmi_boost=4 line but I suspect you could add it just about anywhere…
Dennis N6NG

@fribse I use a RPi3 B+ and Bullseye and I do the rotate in the boot/config.txt and it works ok for me.

@BKeyport No wonder you can still by those at a reasonable price… I guess it’s bite the bullet and pay full price for a Pi4 is the only answer…