@klaus add debug: true, to the mmm-voice config.js settings
then there should be a debug.log in the mmm-voice folder

what does it do? I just ported over my pure node/angular/javascript code to mm…

took some thinking about how to separate the existing code to fit the MM execution model…

in general on MM you supply fragments of a page to be shown in some location on the MM page… you can also do a whole page in an iframe…

@bjoern new installation of what? MM or PI OS?

@tuicemen the motion project can also capture video and stills. I don’t think it can stream live.

@sdetweil also, i don’t think u can send keystrokes

@madscientist others have mentioned commenting out the updater module

@tuicemen well, using the mic side of the ps-eye, with the MMM-Voice or HelloLucy (or MMM-Assistant or alexa)…

on the camera side… i provide a module that works with the github motion project to do sleep/wake via motion detection (non-pir). MMM-SleepWake (also cooperates with Voice and Lucy above)…

what else would u like the mirror to do base on voice?

@smartsoldier cut and paste your code in the www.jslint.com

check single quotes, spaces

and test it… you should find your error quickly

fix, and cut/paste the results back into the config.js

when u started the docker container, did u use this parm from the doc

--publish 80:8080 \

if so, the the address in your browser should be myip:80

the --publish is host_port_number : container_port_number

if u want the same port on the host as the container do

--publish 8080:8080 \

For folders outside the MagicMirror directory tree, I use a link ( ln command) to my Nas server share

The image showing modules are using the built-in web server for file access, and it’s root is ~/MagicMirror. And cannot see outside that folder tree.