@KirAsh4 I was also looking for a picture frame module and thought MMM-RandomPhoto is what I’m looking for but it only seems to be working with unsplash.it. Therefore I would prefer the possibility to load the images from any URL, NAS or whatever. All those services like flikr or picasa are comming and going and within my infrastructure everything is more save.
I would highly appreciate a module like this.

@Cato
Hi, I had a bit more time over the weekend. By trial an error I found out that the problem is related to my motioneye URL string providing userid and password. Apparently the Electron browser can’t handle this. After disabling authorization in Motioneye the problem was solved. In another MM installation on a Pi Zero I use Midori as browser and this works since month without problems. Thanks for MMM-Motioneye and your help in this case.

Yep, Saturday is O.K. Let’s say 12:30 to prevent any traffic jam.

Hi all you DIYer !
got my mirror finished this weekend and just want to show you the result. Unfortunately, the mirrorglas itself is not what I’ve expected, in particuler under my light conditions it’s to dark. Maybe I’ll replace it in the future. Anyway this should not come over as criticism, @Goldjunge_Chriz made a great job and and I want to say thanks again.

suffered the same problem and found this:
https://wiki.debian.org/SSH#SSH_hangs
it solved my extreme unstable SSH connection problem

Hi
using MMM-Motioneye for some time without problems. Now after repositioning my Motioneye cam, sometimes the video stream becomes interrupted due to wifi problems.
Unfortunately i can’t get the video stream refreshed using the option ‘forcedRefreshInterval’ in my config. Is anybody using this option and can share his experience because I don’t know how to find out what I made wrong. Thx in advance for any helpful hints.

best regards, Jo

This is my config:

{
	                  module: 'MMM-MotionEye',
	                  position: 'lower_third',
	                  config: {
							url: "http://192.168.0.16:8090/?action=stream",
							width: '800px',
							autoHide: true,
							forcedRefreshInterval: 6000,
							autoHideDelay: 60000,
							debug: true
								},
        },

@dominic said in MMM-FHEM no Fhem statusdisplay:
shjedIOhbn6BHFJjGH is your base64 encoded string of user:password in your fhem.cfg.
In your forelast post it seems to be out commented with a # as i recommended in my last post. For me this means that you’ve no authentication in place and your original problem seems not to be an authorization issue.

in fhem you have to disable “basicAuth” in fhem.cfg like this…
#attr allowed_WEB basicAuth shjedIOhbn6BHFJjGH

Is it possible to show differend icons depending on the device state like Fhem does it?

@Cato
Hi, I had a bit more time over the weekend. By trial an error I found out that the problem is related to my motioneye URL string providing userid and password. Apparently the Electron browser can’t handle this. After disabling authorization in Motioneye the problem was solved. In another MM installation on a Pi Zero I use Midori as browser and this works since month without problems. Thanks for MMM-Motioneye and your help in this case.

@cato
made a new installation as describek by @KirAsh4 with the same result as already mentioned but found some maybe related entries in the pm2 mm-out-0.log.

> magicmirror@2.1.1 start /home/pi/MagicMirror
> sh run-start.sh

Starting MagicMirror: v2.1.1
Loading config ...
Loading module helpers ...
No helper found for module: alert.
No helper found for module: clock.
Initializing new module helper ...
Module helper loaded: calendar
No helper found for module: currentweather.
No helper found for module: weatherforecast.
Initializing new module helper ...
Module helper loaded: newsfeed
Initializing new module helper ...
Module helper loaded: MMM-MotionEye
All module helpers loaded.
Starting server on port 8080 ... 
Starting server op port 8080 ... 
You're using a full whitelist configuration to allow for all IPs
Server started ...
Connecting socket for: calendar
Starting node helper for: calendar
Connecting socket for: newsfeed
Starting module: newsfeed
Connecting socket for: MMM-MotionEye
Starting module: MMM-MotionEye
Sockets connected & modules started ...
Launching application.
Create new calendar fetcher for url: http://xxx
Create new calendar fetcher for url: http://xxx
Create new news fetcher for url: http://www.spiegel.de/schlagzeilen/tops/index.rss - Interval: 300000
Hiding camera: undefined
Motion registered: undefined
Motion registered: undefined
Motion registered: undefined
Motion registered: undefined

maybe a helpful hint ???

@cato

{
	                  module: 'MMM-MotionEye',
	                  position: 'lower_third',
	                  config: {
		          url: "http://userid:password@192.168.0.13:8081",
                          width: '800',
                          autoHide: 'false',
                          autoHideDelay: '60000',
                          debug: 'true'
	     }
       },

for the sake of completeness, this is my trigger URL http://MMip:8080/motioneye

@cato O.K. Cato, now I understand what you mean, sorry. As mentioned, I installed a complete new MM from scratch. Everything went fine, MM’s standard modules are present, as expected. Then I installed MotionEye as described but on the screen I see only the small image as on the picture. This also disappears when I configure autohide and no motion is present.
I think that’s it

@Cato Hi Cato, actually I don’t know what you really mean. The URL i use is http://userid:password@myipaddress:8081. This streaming URL works on any browser and on my other MM system. I’ve made also a shot of the icon I see on the screen if you mean that. Remember, when I’m URL to MM from any other system everything works as expected.