@sdetweil Thank you! I think that fixed it.

@daportelli if you change the module name for a test, does it work? What do you get from MMM-GoogleCalendar that the default does not provide? never mind, it won’t work with the google side config… as for the purpose of this configuration. the content is protected by https encryption and no user will see it, its only exposed ON the system where MagicMirror runs, same for both modules. you can get the secret URL from the calendar.google.com settings,

@sdetweil Today I notice something. I had to turning off my router for a while, so no internet connection were available for nearly 10 minutes. In that time MM goes black with cursor… so the issue could be internet connection related

Out of curiosity, I backed up my image and then started with a fresh, up-todate install. It works just fine now! No clue why, but it does. I do have a follow-up formatting question – if you look at the screenshot below, you can see I turned off the table header (I like a more compact look). But now the rain percentage isn’t obvious to someone looking at it. I want to add the little umbrella icon to the right of the rain percentage on every day row. Could someone point me to the right place for that? And if there’s a way to figure this out on my own, please let me know. [image: 1774040379849-screenshot-2026-03-20-165301.png]

Hi @sdetweil, yes that’s correct — I opened the PR myself after figuring out that SpotTheStation was shut down in June 2025. The fix replaces the old RSS feed from SpotTheStation with the N2YO API. The module is already working again on my own MagicMirror with the updated node_helper.js. I’ve also updated the README and fixed the default coordinates as requested by @daterrell. The PR is now awaiting merge: https://github.com/daterrell/MMM-ISS/pull/8

@eprostko I’m glad it’s working. The configuration of MMM-CalendarExt2 and the documentation are quite complex, so I completely understand if you’re having a hard time with it. Have fun with your project 😃