Magic Mirror Stop Command at Ellie Sugerman blog

Magic Mirror Stop Command. But the actual command is: Then type pm2 stop mm in your terminal. When your ready to get it going again just type the same commands but with. The command i read was: Instead of quitting the mirror, you can minimize it via one of the other menus. My goal is to attach a pir motion sensor, and when someone comes close start the magic mirror, and after a few minutes with no. If you let us know how you start your mirror currently we will find a solution to stop/restart the process to avoid rebooting the pi. I have a question regarding stopping magicmirror via shell or terminal command. I cannot get magic mirror to stop running. So if i have started mm with npm start is there also. Easy once you know how. It runs, the default modules appear, i press ctrl+q to quit, and a few seconds later it starts again. As jijoker1991 mentioned, you can use the stop command to stop mm from restarting until you reboot, but if you really want to uninstall auto.

I cannot get magic mirror to stop running. Then type pm2 stop mm in your terminal. When your ready to get it going again just type the same commands but with. So if i have started mm with npm start is there also. But the actual command is: If you let us know how you start your mirror currently we will find a solution to stop/restart the process to avoid rebooting the pi. I have a question regarding stopping magicmirror via shell or terminal command. It runs, the default modules appear, i press ctrl+q to quit, and a few seconds later it starts again. Easy once you know how. Instead of quitting the mirror, you can minimize it via one of the other menus.

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Magic Mirror Stop Command If you let us know how you start your mirror currently we will find a solution to stop/restart the process to avoid rebooting the pi. Instead of quitting the mirror, you can minimize it via one of the other menus. I have a question regarding stopping magicmirror via shell or terminal command. If you let us know how you start your mirror currently we will find a solution to stop/restart the process to avoid rebooting the pi. But the actual command is: I cannot get magic mirror to stop running. My goal is to attach a pir motion sensor, and when someone comes close start the magic mirror, and after a few minutes with no. So if i have started mm with npm start is there also. Easy once you know how. When your ready to get it going again just type the same commands but with. It runs, the default modules appear, i press ctrl+q to quit, and a few seconds later it starts again. As jijoker1991 mentioned, you can use the stop command to stop mm from restarting until you reboot, but if you really want to uninstall auto. Then type pm2 stop mm in your terminal. The command i read was: