Try npm install valid-url
from the Magic mirror folder
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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RE: MagicMirror does not start anymore
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RE: MagicMirror will not start after update 2.5.0
@blackmirror u need to go to the MMM-DHT-Sensor folder and do
npm install
there too (and any other modules that have a package,json file supplied)the upgrade SHOULD do this for you, but appears not…
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RE: run Linux command from a mm2 module
@mykle1 @sean nice work. Sorry I ran out of time.
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RE: run Linux command from a mm2 module
@mykle1 let me see what I can do.
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RE: run Linux command from a mm2 module
@mykle1 you didn’t need to do this
var results = stdout;
Just use stdout as the variable name in the console log and sendsocketnotification
Every wasted instruction adds to the pgm size, and CPU cycles used, which could be applied somewhere else.
Also makes maintenance harder cause u might not remember why you did something.
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RE: Brand new install failing: bash: line 112: npm: command not found
@kelemvor you need to install npm and node.
See [node/npm instructable](https://www.instructables.com/id/Install-Nodejs-and-Npm-on-Raspberry-Pi/#discuss
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RE: Suddenly I get 'net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE'
@mykle1 have to contact the site owner
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RE: Suddenly I get 'net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE'
@mykle1 I don’t know how the browser does the cert bypass.
If u change the url to http:, it gets redirected to the secure version at https:, which then throws the error
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RE: Suddenly I get 'net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE'
@mykle1 looks like the server certificate by api.usno.navy.mil for https communication has expired, or someone has intercepted your request and has a fake cert
I get that error using your url on my phone
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RE: Rude Module Developers
@mykle1 sadly not a joke. I see this all the time.
New users wanting quick results ‘expect’ that users who have provided solutions ‘should’ make changes for them. They have no experience with open source or voluntary contribution.