@js989 Same situation here. Have not been able to figure it out. I found this resource which I believe may be a possible problem but have not been able to work through it. https://github.com/n8henrie/fauxmo/issues/38

@sdetweil Perfect, I guess I am having issues because I never forked the repo. I cloned it and then added a second remote where I am pushing my code. But this approach obviously isn’t the best and isn’t working the way I thought it would. I appreciate your time and help

I have been modifying and creating modules for my Magic Mirror, but I am trying to figure out how I can save my changes as I progress. I ideally would like to add another github remote (my own personal repo) and push all additions/modified files to that repo but for some reason the only modules that are getting pushed are the “default” modules. My modules are present on my local device but for some reason aren’t being recognized by git. Anyone experience any issues with this? How do you guys do CI for your magic mirror? I don’t want to keep my changes local. Do you guys push your ‘Core’ file? Thanks and all insight is appreciated :folded_hands_medium-light_skin_tone:

@parsons12 I’m at the same point you are. Trying to read through this thread to get a better idea of what I still have to do. I wish someone took the time to compile all the info into a nice doc. Have you figured this out yet? I get the Hello Queen response but then “unable to handle request” error whenever I try to show text, images, etc. I’m working through how to enable google search

@richland007 Any luck with this? I’m working through the same issue right now. I get “Hello Queen” response but anything after that is “Error with Response”

@rts58 Hey what gen Alexa do you have? I have Echo 3rd Gen and it’s not able to discover my Magic Mirror when I implement AlexaOnOff

@Stoffbeuteluwe Any word on the possibility of getting things working with the Echo Dot 3rd gen? Any references of things to try? Any help is appreciated, really want to get my mirror up and running and this is a huge module I want to implement

@MoreLinux Thanks for the response, I’m struggling to find the answers to this issue. All you did was cloned the module and added to the config file the code that they have listed?

{
    module: 'MMM-OnScreenMenu',
    position: 'bottom_right',
},
{
    module: 'MMM-AlexaOnOff',
    config: {
        devices: [{ 
              name: "Magic Mirror",
              on: { 
                notification: "ONSCREENMENU_PROCESS_ACTION",
                payload: { actionName:'monitorOn' }
              },
              off: { 
                notification: "ONSCREENMENU_PROCESS_ACTION",
                payload: { actionName:'monitorOff' }
              },
        }]
    }
}

I go step by step, save it, and my Alexa won’t discover my mirror. Did you have to configure anything else? I must be missing something. I have a 3rd gen dot working with a Raspberry Pi 3b both on the same network.

@MoreLinux What gen Alexa do you have? I can’t get my Alexa to discover my Mirror

I have latest Magic Mirror version with Alexa Dot 3rd gen. I am unable to discover device after installation. Anyone experience this issue and solve it? Running netstat -tulpn | grep electron I get LISTENing on port 21900. When I ask Alexa to discover devices, I get nothing. Both Alexa & Rasp Pi are connected to the same wifi. Only thing in my logs when running Magic Mirror is

/home/pi/.pm2/logs/MagicMirror-error.log last 15 lines:
0|MagicMir | ATTENTION: default value of option force_s3tc_enable overridden by environment.

Any help is appreciated