Sorry it took so long to reply back. I’ve been kinda busy
I finally had time to upgrade MMM-GmailFeed
everything went fine and is running perfectly :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Thank you everyone for your help :thumbs_up:

@sdetweil in your Google settings and click security
you will see in their

• Go to your “Manage your Google Account” screen.
• Select the “Security” link on the left side.
• Scroll down to find “App Passwords” and select it.
• In the “select app” pull down, pick Mail.
• In the “select device” pull down, pick Other. Name it what ever you want. I called mine “MagicMirror”
• Click “Generate”. That sequence of characters is the “Password” value you should use.

@sdetweil I’m glad to see that this site response to bullying.
Bullying is unacceptable and they need to be accountable for it

@sdetweil thank you
I actually did the long way
144÷15 gave me 96

@sdetweil sorry I didn’t see your post until just now

@NSpr this is true I’m running mine on the Linux operating system

@sdetweil hey thanks a lot. I appreciate that
I will definitely check it out
I kind of made my own. It’s very basic but seems to do the trick
it is menu-driven so I can choose which modules I want to backup or restore
I’m fairly new at writing scripts. They are a lot of fun

@sdetweil sorry it’s been so long since I replied to this form.
So I wanted to just let you know I did make my own backup and restore scripts.
The backup is pretty simple. It just makes a copy of my modules folder and stores it in a safe place.

The restore is a little bit different. It will restore the module folder to its original location and then use npm install in each folder.
It worked perfectly

I tested it Under virtual disk. I install magic. Mayor the traditional way and then use my restore program and it worked perfectly.

I wanted to thank you for all your help and your ideas

@sdetweil I understand that now, but I already made it
and it works perfectly. in the future I will have 2 choices now

The reason I was looking for something like this. I want to generate a separate mirror for testing. That way if it crashes I won’t have to worry about it because all files and folders will be separated from the 2nd mirror folder
the 2 separate magic mirrors will work perfectly for me. I will definitely consider your 2nd option. In the future