Try:

DISPLAY=:0 nohup npm start

I fixed before mentioned https://github.com/roramirez/MagicMirror/commit/2a94ee55ccb8fa06f4d07c2a67307b5ed0a659a3

:)

@mpires Ngrok

@Fonfon Can be help you
http://trendblog.net/how-to-mount-your-media-server-or-nas-drive-to-a-raspberry-pi/

@Fonfon If you create a symbolic link to there, yes.

@apolonio said in Magic Mirror On Debian Jessie:

I do see the benefits of having it all on the pi though, less power, one device, community is established on pi.
Just some thoughts and if anyone else has tried this route.

Yes, The Magic Mirror can be deployed on any system it can run Node Js and Electron.

Something you can’t resolv with a centralized system if you need it to interact with sensors, camera, voice, etc…

@Mykle1 Yes, It’s a problem I can see from a time ago. It’s difficult for some users understood rules /24 /32 /etc . I’m not saying “you go to hell because you not understand it” … generally to myself is hard identified what it is one or other. Every time I see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_subnetting_reference ;)

I have proposed add a note
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/759

In a future it should be by default.

If you have troubles with range, IP, etc… Can set ipWhitelist: [] to allow all IP addresses.

Warning, this enables from everywhere (on your net) have access.

@jm What memory bug? I’ve don’t touch nothing there. @bhepler said about the improvement

If you can help with this the Pull Requests are welcome :)

@jujz You can call by node_helper to localhost and use your API