Hi, I installed this module and it works so far. The problem is if i access to MM from external with http, the emails will be duclicated on the mirror itself everytime i access the mirror. not on the http-screen, but on the mirror… any idea tho resolve this? i have to reboot the pi everytime when it happens…

@psteimann starting the mirror with npm start dev opens the mirror with dev tools

Hi, Try using MMM-Motioneye module

Hi, The module works fine as long as i do not access MM2 via http. On the main-screen, everything looks good, but on the MM2, Emails and accounts double up, so if i have 2 Email-Accounts and 2 Emails, i have 4 afterwards. If i do it again via http, i have 6 entries…strange In this case, i have to rebbot the pi to fix it any ideas?

@roramirez said in Annother IPWhitelist question: Please, use a develop branch or apply the patch I went to the develop branch. I would also like to confirm that the Whitelist issue, as far as this entry is concerned, has been fixed: var config = { address: "localhost", port: 8080, ipWhitelist: [], [image: 1504655780829-dev.jpg] So, thank you @roramirez

hi, would it be possible to extend the module for seasonal selection? (summer, winter,authum,spring) If its is a sunny day and its wintertime, a compliment like “today is a perfect beachday” makes no sense:-)

@Sean OK. it works now I entered a second whitelist entry for the external ip: ip is currently: 178.198.19.38 so i added ffff:178.198.19.1/24… thanks for help

Worked! Thanks for helping…

@psteimann said in Problem with module email: how do I get the results into my dev console? (beginner:-() Open a new terminal. Enter cd MagicMirror. type npm start dev while in the MagicMirror dir. This will launch the mirror and open your dev tools. Click on console at the top to see all console messages

@psteimann said in Mouse hide and show: But after the mousepointer has gone, how can i reactivate the mouse-coursor without the mouse?? Assuming you are controlling the mirror remotely. When the mirror is running: Press the Alt key (or Ctrl) on your keyboard. This drops down a menu bar at the top of your screen. You won’t see your mouse cursor until you move it all the way to the top of the screen into the menu bar. There it is! Click on the File menu and click Exit. This brings you back to your desktop.