MMM-MotionEye
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CatoAntonsen
CORS problems...
Hi there! Been using your module for years now. :)
However, now it's not working anymore, the picture from the cameras does not show (it shows a broken picture icon only).
It has to do with the "CORES" security rule in Electron (now activated).
Access to fetch at 'http://10.0.0.112:8080/motioneye/show/2' from origin 'http://0.0.0.0:8080' has been blocked by CORS policy: The request client is not a secure context and the resource is in more-private address space private.
I'm not sure how to fix this... :)
Yes. Here same problem with 2.18 too!
If you config you adresse in config.js with
address: "localhost',
Then its working. But i have to configure
address: 0.0.0.0, for MMM-Remote-Control.
Ok, this sorta works... it fixed something i've been swearing at for two days. Now curl "http://localhost:8080/motioneye will show my camera feed - a camera feed that wasn't showing up at all before. Now the "autohide" of MotionEye doesn't work. Any idea how to fix that???
Addendum: It works when sending the command from terminal, not from MMM-Remote. So again, the dilemma seems to be address: "localhost', if you want to use MotionEye, or address: "0.0.0.0', if you want to use MMM-Remote-Control. I hope this can be fixed soon.
So has anyone found a work-around for this yet? I have been playing with the webcontrol_localhost and set that to false. It is my understanding that this allows any machine on your network to control MotionEye? It seems to have no effect.
I don't know why this needs to be such a pain, I am running Motion/MotionEye on the same Rpi as my Magic Mirror. They just can't seem to speak to each other.
Hello @StefanTR96 !
I didn’t find a working solution to this, but i did find a work-around. I ended up installing MMM-WebView on the mirror, pointing it to an RTSP feed from my Home Assistant. That seems to do the trick for me. I have some Home Assistant automations that hide/show the module via some command line prompts.
Hello @StefanTR96 !
I didn’t find a working solution to this, but i did find a work-around. I ended up installing MMM-WebView on the mirror, pointing it to an RTSP feed from my Home Assistant. That seems to do the trick for me. I have some Home Assistant automations that hide/show the module via some command line prompts.
For me...its working now.
port: 8080, address: '192.168.178.80', // address: '0.0.0.0', ipWhitelist: [], ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", "::ffff:192.168.178.1/120", "192.168.178.100/24"], language: 'de',
192.168.178.80 = IP of my MagicMirror 192.168.178.100 = my Proxmox-Server, it think its not needed 192.168.178.1 = my Fritzbox...maybe the range
[Adress ](address: '0.0.0.0) is uncommented so this line is not needed anymore