Refused to Connect
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Sainttm commented
Hello all,
This seems to be a common issue and I've tried the fixes listed from previous posts, but I'm getting 'refused to connect' when trying to load the admin page.
I've updated the config.js file to include the module, its been installed (I think but new to this so can't be sure its installed - the files in the folders anyway), the whitelist IP has both the static IP of the MBP and the general WLAN IP range and still no joy.
What else is there to try?
ItayXD commented
Did you follow these instructions:
Whitelist the devices you want to access the mirror's settings from. If you want to whitelist all devices on your local network add:
ipWhitelist: [""127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", 192.168.X.1/24 , ::ffff:192.168.X.1/24"],Make sure you replace X with the correct number! you can find it by running ifconfig in your mirror.
Did you also whitelist the localhost?
Are you sure you are trying to access it via local network?
What (local) IP are you trying to access and what is the (local) IP on the machine you are using to access?
Can you paste here you ipWhitelist?
Can you send the error title, code, and description with as much detail as possible?
Hope we'll be able to find the problem,
Itay
Sainttm commented
Hello Itay,
Thank you for your reply, So I'll put my hands up here and feel I need to
state I'm a noob when it comes to RPi and Linux. I'm OK in windows but
just starting in this world. The Magic Mirror is my first project, I'm
wanting to add additional modules as well but stubbled here. please see
the details below:
- Whitelist has been added for the RPI, my MBP and the entire IP range
using the /24 range
- Yes, I'm trying to access it via the local LAN. the MBP and RPi are
on the same LAN, also I'm accessing it via the IP directly -
http://192.168.0.110:8080/... etc
- I'm accessing from 192.168.0.17 and I'm trying to access 192.168.0.110
- Export of ipWhiteList
- ipWhitelist: [*"127.0.0.1"*, *"::ffff:127.0.0.1"*, *"::1"*,
*"192.168.0.17"*, *"192.168.0.110"*, *"192.168.0.1/24
<http://192.168.0.1/24>"*,],
- The error is basically the page fails to load.
- I can ping, SSH to the same address so ruling out a connectivity
issue, short of that I've no idea how else to trace / track or show any
status requests for port 8080, confirm the services required are
running etc
Your best bet here is to treat me like a complete novice, as its entirely
possible I've missed something rudimental like a firewall rule or some
service which isn't running, or heck, not even installed the module
correctly.
I'm running on an RPi Zero W, using an image I found whilst digging for the
mirror fix for zero W. I had a number of issues getting MM to work on the
RPi Zero W initially following the guides, so went for a prebuilt image
which at least works ...all be it basically.
I've customised the config.js file a smidge to show different RSS feeds,
along with updated API calls for weather and UK holidays. So it makes me
think its in part working and more confusing why this module isn't working
so far.
Any help would be great, I'm treating this as a learning exercise as well.
Cheers,
Shane
…On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 at 17:50, Itay Lavie ***@***.***> wrote:
Did you follow these instructions:
Whitelist the devices you want to access the mirror's settings from. If
you want to whitelist all devices on your local network add:
ipWhitelist: [""127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", 192.168.X.1/24 ,
::ffff:192.168.X.1/24"],
Make sure you replace X with the correct number! you can find it by
running ifconfig in your mirror.
Did you also whitelist the localhost?
Are you sure you are trying to access it via *local* network?
What (local) IP are you trying to access and what is the (local) IP on the
machine you are using to access?
Can you paste here you ipWhitelist?
Can you send the error title, code, and description with as much detail as
possible?
Hope we'll be able to find the problem,
Itay
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ItayXD commented
Can you try to run npm run config:check at the MM folder? just to make sure...
To be honest, I don't currently run an updated version of MM myself and don't have much time for this project currently. First thing we need to find out if people currently run it successfully
Sainttm commented
I was thinking a lot of the development for the MM was around 2 years ago
and the underline version of RPi O/S has changed.
The output for the check shows as everything is OK.
*pi@raspberrypi*:*~/MagicMirror $* npm run config:check
***@***.*** config:check /home/pi/MagicMirror
node tests/configs/check_config.js
Checking file... /home/pi/MagicMirror/config/config.js
Your configuration file doesn't contain syntax errors :)
*pi@raspberrypi*:*~/MagicMirror $*
What do you suggest next? Sorry for being a pain, if I knew more about RPi
I would like to help out but I struggle with basic troubleshooting.
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Can you try to run npm run config:check at the MM folder? just to make
sure...
To be honest, I don't currently run an updated version of MM myself and
don't have much time for this project currently. First thing we need to
find out if people currently run it successfully
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ItayXD commented
You can install the MM locally (not on the RPi) and see if it works, or you can VPS to the RPi and see if the website will load locally on the pie. If any/both work it directs us back to the connection issue, if not will have to look farther.
…On Jan 19 2019, at 9:28 pm, Sainttm ***@***.***> wrote:
I was thinking a lot of the development for the MM was around 2 years ago
and the underline version of RPi O/S has changed.
The output for the check shows as everything is OK.
***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $* npm run config:check
> ***@***.*** config:check /home/pi/MagicMirror
> node tests/configs/check_config.js
Checking file... /home/pi/MagicMirror/config/config.js
Your configuration file doesn't contain syntax errors :)
***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $*
What do you suggest next? Sorry for being a pain, if I knew more about RPi
I would like to help out but I struggle with basic troubleshooting.
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> Can you try to run npm run config:check at the MM folder? just to make
> sure...
> To be honest, I don't currently run an updated version of MM myself and
> don't have much time for this project currently. First thing we need to
> find out if people currently run it successfully
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Sainttm commented
Sorry, nompty question but I'm not sure if VPS is running on the RPi. I
doubt it, but how would I check / do this?
Also on a side note, I'm not sure how I could install MM on something
else. I'm guessing if I have a Linux VM running I can do it on that?! Any
suggestions on guides for getting started? I may be going to outdated
places and just wonder if theres a proven latest version.
…On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 at 19:32, Itay Lavie ***@***.***> wrote:
You can install the MM locally (not on the RPi) and see if it works, or
you can VPS to the RPi and see if the website will load locally on the pie.
If any/both work it directs us back to the connection issue, if not will
have to look farther.
On Jan 19 2019, at 9:28 pm, Sainttm ***@***.***> wrote:
>
> I was thinking a lot of the development for the MM was around 2 years ago
> and the underline version of RPi O/S has changed.
>
> The output for the check shows as everything is OK.
> ***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $* npm run config:check
>
> > ***@***.*** config:check /home/pi/MagicMirror
> > node tests/configs/check_config.js
>
> Checking file... /home/pi/MagicMirror/config/config.js
> Your configuration file doesn't contain syntax errors :)
> ***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $*
>
> What do you suggest next? Sorry for being a pain, if I knew more about
RPi
> I would like to help out but I struggle with basic troubleshooting.
>
> On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 at 18:38, Itay Lavie ***@***.***>
wrote:
> > Can you try to run npm run config:check at the MM folder? just to make
> > sure...
> > To be honest, I don't currently run an updated version of MM myself and
> > don't have much time for this project currently. First thing we need to
> > find out if people currently run it successfully
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ItayXD commented
You could run it on native linux/linux VM, or maybe Node.JS under windows. Connecting to the RPi via VPS shouldn't be a problem google it
…On Jan 19 2019, at 9:44 pm, Sainttm ***@***.***> wrote:
Sorry, nompty question but I'm not sure if VPS is running on the RPi. I
doubt it, but how would I check / do this?
Also on a side note, I'm not sure how I could install MM on something
else. I'm guessing if I have a Linux VM running I can do it on that?! Any
suggestions on guides for getting started? I may be going to outdated
places and just wonder if theres a proven latest version.
On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 at 19:32, Itay Lavie ***@***.***> wrote:
> You can install the MM locally (not on the RPi) and see if it works, or
> you can VPS to the RPi and see if the website will load locally on the pie.
> If any/both work it directs us back to the connection issue, if not will
> have to look farther.
>
> On Jan 19 2019, at 9:28 pm, Sainttm ***@***.***> wrote:
> >
> > I was thinking a lot of the development for the MM was around 2 years ago
> > and the underline version of RPi O/S has changed.
> >
> > The output for the check shows as everything is OK.
> > ***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $* npm run config:check
> >
> > > ***@***.*** config:check /home/pi/MagicMirror
> > > node tests/configs/check_config.js
> >
> > Checking file... /home/pi/MagicMirror/config/config.js
> > Your configuration file doesn't contain syntax errors :)
> > ***@***.****:*~/MagicMirror $*
> >
> > What do you suggest next? Sorry for being a pain, if I knew more about
> RPi
> > I would like to help out but I struggle with basic troubleshooting.
> >
> > On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 at 18:38, Itay Lavie ***@***.***>
> wrote:
> > > Can you try to run npm run config:check at the MM folder? just to make
> > > sure...
> > > To be honest, I don't currently run an updated version of MM myself and
> > > don't have much time for this project currently. First thing we need to
> > > find out if people currently run it successfully
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stankill commented
If it can help, I changed the listening address in the config.json to be as below and now it works fine :
address: "0.0.0.0",
Darkmx-6 commented
So I am a big noob because I can't find where to edit the ipWhitelist.
is this a system file? is it in MMM-Admin-Interface? Could it be under MagicMirror? Or is it a configuration in the config.js file?
Thanks for the help.
Darkmx-6 commented
Or is it a configuration in the config.js file?
sorry I found it, it's in the config file