@sdetweil Sam, Thanks for the pointer. I looked for the instructions but missed them some how. Tried to install a different image yesterday but it crashed with missing files. I’ll let you know how this works out for me. I’m practicing right now before I try to do it on my RPI5.

That did it. Had to do a “docker restart mm” also before the screen updated correctly. Thanks for your help.

I’ve tried several times to install MMM-NOAAForecast and it has failed every time. When I restart MM it shows “Loading” and that is all. I went back in the logs for this last try and found the following:

[2025-11-08 16:30:50.514] [LOG]   Initializing new module helper ... 
[2025-11-08 16:30:50.514] [LOG]   Module helper loaded: calendar 
[2025-11-08 16:30:50.514] [ERROR] Error when loading MMM-NOAAForecast: Cannot find module 'needle'
Require stack:
- /opt/magic_mirror/modules/MMM-NOAAForecast/node_helper.js
- /opt/magic_mirror/js/app.js
- /opt/magic_mirror/serveronly/index.js 
[2025-11-08 16:30:50.516] [LOG]   Initializing new module helper ...

I was using MMM-CONFIG installer to do the install. This is MM on Docker. Dell Inspiron running Ubuntu 24.02.

I believe there is a different URL for the V3 key. It is something I would do, put in a new key and not change the URL.

@TAGinside said in MMM-ISS-Live error 153:

@karsten13

@karsten13 made some changes to the environment of the module on github, I reloaded the module and the error is gone. Thanks for the help, sorry it took so long to acknowledge the fix.

@sdetweil Thanks for letting me know something I should have know.
I will do better in the future.

@TAGinside Thanks. I’m learning more everyday and that feels good.

@TAGinside Using MMM-Config, many thanks to sdetweil/MMM-Config, I now have a new config.js that offers many more options for the default Weather modules. I wondered if mine was updating regularly so In kept notes of the temp and time I checked and things were working properly. Below is the contents of the default weather module config. Note they have an “updateInterval: 600000” in the second instance which should be about 10 minutes.

Hope this helps,
RonR

 {
        module: "weather",
        position: "top_right",
        header: "Weather Forecast",
        label: "instance 1",
        order: "*",
        index: 0,
        animateIn: "none",
        animateOut: "none",
        config: {
          weatherProvider: "openmeteo",
          lat: 28.560201,
          lon: -82.32106,
          apiBase: "https://api.open-meteo.com/v1",
          pastDays: 0,
          type: "current",
          units: "imperial",
          tempUnits: "imperial",
          windUnits: "imperial",
          timeFormat: "12",
          useBeaufort: true,
          lang: "en",
          useKmh: false
        },
        disabled: false,
        hiddenOnStartup: false,
        configDeepMerge: false
      },
      {
        module: "weather",
        position: "top_right",
        header: "Weather Forecast",
        label: "instance 2",
        order: "*",
        index: 1,
        animateIn: "none",
        animateOut: "none",
        config: {
          weatherProvider: "openmeteo",
          lat: 28.560201,
          lon: -82.32106,
          apiBase: "https://api.open-meteo.com/v1",
          maxNumberOfDays: 5,
          pastDays: 0,
          type: "forecast",
          units: "imperial",
          tempUnits: "imperial",
          windUnits: "imperial",
          updateInterval: 600000,
          animationSpeed: 1000,
          timeFormat: "12",
          showPeriod: true,
          showWindDirection: true,
          useBeaufort: true,
          lang: "en",
          showHumidity: "none",
          showSun: true,
          decimalSymbol: ".",
          maxEntries: 5,
          fade: true,
          fadePoint: 0.25,
          initialLoadDelay: 0,
          appendLocationNameToHeader: true,
          calendarClass: "calendar",
          tableClass: "small",
          showFeelsLike: true,
          roundTemp: false,
          useKmh: false,
          showPeriodUpper: false,
          showWindDirectionAsArrow: false,
          degreeLabel: false,
          showIndoorTemperature: false,
          showIndoorHumidity: false,
          ignoreToday: false,
          onlyTemp: false,
          showPrecipitationAmount: false,
          colored: false,
          absoluteDates: false
        },
        disabled: false,
        hiddenOnStartup: false,
        configDeepMerge: false
      },

@sdetweil Yes, I did add that to config.js. It is nice to have done something right for a change. :)

@sdetweil Yes, that is where I downloaded from.

Running MM V2.33.0 on Docker. I installed MMM-ISS-Live but it only shows this error message: “Error 153
Video player configuration error”

I have done some research and found that I need to add " referrerpolicy=“strict-origin-when-cross-origin” " to the IFrame. I looked at the MMM-ISS-Live.js file, found a section dealing with IFrame and inserted the policy statement following the format of the other Iframe statements. That change alone did not fix the problem, same error message after restarting MM.

I noticed several references to electron and now I’m wondering if this module will even run under Docker.

Any suggestions/thoughts greatly appreciated.
RonR