Posts made by ShadowMG

@chris47803 said in MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor:

I uninstalled Python and installed version 0.5.0

Any hint on where you got this from and how you installed it?
Thx!

Hi, tried endlessly on a new installation to get calls showing again.
Current call works
I get the error of:

pi@WestMainServ100:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor $ python fritz_access.py -p xxxxxx -u xxx -i 192.168.62.1
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "fritz_access.py", line 1, in <module>
    import argparse, os, fritzconnection, urllib2, sys, json
ImportError: No module named fritzconnection

Changed the files node_helper.js, package.json and fritz_access.py.

This is my config.js part:

        {
                //disabled: true,
                module: 'MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor',
                position: 'top_left',   // This can be any of the regions. Best results in left or right regions.
                header: "Letzte Anrufe", // This is optional
                config: {
                        user: "",
                        password: "xxxxxx",
                        deviceFilter: ["TelefoneWestFritzbox"],
                        vCard: "/home/pi/MagicMirror/contacts.vcf",
                        maximumCallDistance: 3000,
                        maximumCalls: 5,
                        fritzIP: "192.168.62.1",
                        // See 'Configuration options' for more information.
                }
        },

And the MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor.js:

        // Default module config.
        defaults: {
                numberFontSize: 30,
                vCard: true,
                fritzIP: "192.168.62.1",
                fritzPort: 1012,
                minimumCallLength: 0,
                maximumCallDistance: 60,
                maximumCalls: 5,
                fade: true,
                debug: false,
                fadePoint: 0.25,
                username: "",
                password: "xxxxx",
                reloadContactsInterval: 30, // 30 minutes, set to 0 to disable
                deviceFilter: ["TelefoneWestFritzbox"], // [] means no filtering
                showContactsStatus: true
        },

I installed different versions of fritzconnect. No clue what to do next…

Thank you, Matthias

@stampeder is it an rtsp-stream? Did you try to reach the stream with the full URL using “rtsp://10.10…”? Did you try with omxplayer or VNC?

Greets, Shadow

Solved.

Used to try with VLC, changed that to OMX, working like charm now.

THX, Shadow

Hi everyone,
got my two IPcams to work with MM finaly - network speed had been the most critical issue for the last two month
Now Cams are on cable and MM changed to Raspi4b - seems to work better now.

My issue is that starting MM directly mit “./mm.sh” or “npm start” shows the streams - starting with pm2 does show black video-streams…

Before I go into to much detail - is this a known issue maybe? I remember to have been a this stage wirh my Raspi3 at some point - but then decided to resetup everithing anyway - so did not chekc on that issue back then.

So system is Rasp4b, Buster, installation done 4 days ago.

One thing that might be special is that I needed to change MM port from 8080 to a different one - but again, works fine when startin manually in bash.

Thank you ang good night for now.

ShadowMG

@Sean Thxs, that helps alot! Thank you!

Hi all,

have been searching for this but can’t figure out where to adjust it - I would say, I’m good with config files, bad with css, so I assume it must be there somewhere

I have a count:2 view:week config showing start times of each item, but I’d love to see the end date or the duration of each appointment/item showing as well. Where can I add this?

My second question is about overflow items: is there a way to use the overflowRolling option in the view:week mode? I does show a +1 or +3 right now, hight is limited on my screen, but of course my wife would like to see, what was planned in the evenings.

Thank you - any hint welcome. It’s not, that I’m not willing to read, but tired of searching and reading the wrong things