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Error adding a new/changing old Memo #9
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Hi @Snille, |
Hi! Yes, still have the problem. Have you found anything? :) |
Arggghhh, No, I didn't find anything because I cannot reproduce the problem. |
Hmm... I have not put any more time in to this actually. :) I just tried to delete and reinstall the module. Just to be sure. :) But the problem still persists. Maybe there is another module that is "breaking" yours? I'm not sure if that's even possible. :) |
Hi again, I have a secondary mirror (not a real mirror, just the software running on a VM) but on that machine I do not have the same problem it seems... The one I have the problem on is the RPi3 based (real) mirror... The major difference is the CPU power and memory... The RPi is struggling quite a bit with all my modules. Maybe that's the reason? Still, the strange thing is that the "MMM-Memo.json" does not get updated on the RPi3. But it do get updated on the "VM"-one. |
Hummmm... It's weird. I tried using the same distribution than the one
you're using, and I don't have any issues.
I'm not running it on a rpi3, maybe that's the reason indeed... But I don't
see why it could generate this kind of issue.
I like your idea of another module interference, could you tell me which
are the others modules please ?
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… Hi again, I have a secondary mirror (not a real mirror, just the software
running on a VM) but on that machine I do not have the same problem it
seems... The one I have the problem on is the RPi3 based (real) mirror...
The major difference is the CPU power and memory... The RPi is struggling
quite a bit with all my modules. Maybe that's the reason?
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I am also unable to remove memos using the syntax provided in README.md. Running Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) on a Raspberry PI 3 B+ |
I have been using the module for some time. But now I keep getting this error in the pm2 log.
I'm on MagicMirror 2.2.0-dev (latest dev version on a RPi3).
This I get when I try to add to a Memo.
And this when trying to change one.
I also see that the module don't create the MMM-Memo.josn file (at least it's not present in the MMM-Memo folder any longer.
This is my MMM-Memo part of my config:
This is the URL:s I'm trying to execute,
Response in the web browser looks ok, memo shows up (but I get the first error in the pm2 log):
And...
2. Remove item 1.
Nothing happens on the memo but I get this in the web browser (I get the second error in the pm2 log):
Then last...
3. Delete the memo.
Response in the web browser looks ok (but I get the second error in the pm2 log):
Funny thing is that the information is added to the Memo and it does show up on the mirror.
However, I can not remove an Item or delete the memo once it's there. :)
If I refresh the web browser window the whole memo is gone.
Any ideas? :)
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