Reinstalled MM and modules from scratch. Backup was too old and I had changed too much since it was done. Reinstalling was faster.

@banbutcher You’re right, it sorted itself out this morning. That’s really weird. The guy who wrote the module isn’t maintaining it, but it would be nice if someone who knows code could take a look at it and fix it. Not a big issue but certainly annoying!

Thanks for the suggestions, @bhepler. I’ll try these tomorrow.

I found a bulk pack of wooden popsicle sticks at my local craft store (Michael’s, I think). Something like 500 for a couple of dollars.

I hot glue’d two of them to the back of my Pi and I intend to do the same to the monitor circuit boards later this summer. You can hot glue the other side of the sticks to the monitor or use some other adhesive.

Another possibility: those credit card offers you get in the mail with the fake credit card included? Grab the sticky industrial booger from the back of those cards. It’s pretty strong, easily formed and temperature resistant.

@sonicgoose cool… thanks for the update

@sonicgoose hah, yes. It happened to me about 2 weeks back, and I was staring at similar lines of config over and over :)

@Sean Doing this with both MMM-AssistantMk2 and MMM-Hotword (snowboy) did the trick. Thanks!

Just installed MMM-NetworkScanner but it keeps reporting NO DEVICES ONLINE, even though all devices on my network are assigned static ip addresses and I tried both ip and mac address in the config file. I went back to the install instructions and tried running arps2mm.sh (after updating arp-scan) and got this error:

ERROR: failed to send packet: Resource temporarily unavailable

So I tried running the arp-scan manually (same command that’s in arps2mm.sh) and I got the same error. Is arp-scan broken? Shouldn’t matter, though, because ping works, and isn’t that what MMM-NetworkScanner should be using?

Hey! looks awesome!

SUCCESS!!

@sonicgoose it might be easier for you to just do it through javascript. I’m always looking for something to do so I’d be happy to help you where I can.