I am having an unusual problem with it. It is preventing Googleassistant from bugsounet from loading
I tested this 3 times by disabling the update and another one disabling the module and finally I reinstalled the previous version and everything worked perfectly, so I don’t understand what’s going on here

@bugsounet got it. Just trying to help

@josha try this site
http://forum.bugsounet.fr/
you can probably get help from their

@sdetweil okay I understand. I thought it was something else I thought you could add notification somehow and disable it that way

But it’s working now. I appreciate your help

@sdetweil Under the Pacific module in the config.js
I heard there was something I can add their that would do the same thing. Is that true
where you would just enter disable true or false

@sdetweil ooooo ok I see it now. I can’t believe I missed that
thanks for helping a blind man:grinning_squinting_face:

So I’m trying to stop the notification alert for a Pacific module.
So when I follow the instructions on magic mirror website. It doesn’t seem to work. So here’s the configuration just in case I’m doing it wrong

module: "updatenotification",			
position: "top_center",
ignoreModules: ["MMM-mymodule"]
},

So if I’m doing something wrong. I don’t know what it is.
This module is not part of the default modules of magic mirror

So I hope someone can help

@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 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 forgot to ask
so the git remote -v
we’ll get all its information from my original config.js
is that correct