@sdetweil - Okay, I can understand the confusion then. So… did you get it working now that you know you have to 1) get the name correct in the config.js file and 2) run npm install in the module folder?

@dannclose { module: "calendar", header: "Work Schedule", fetchInterval: 10000, // < -- This is wrong position. position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-check-o ", fetchInterval: 10000, // < -- If you set like this, per every 10 sec, it will get data newly. But when there was no changes on calendar, Nothing will be changed on MM screen. url: "url to icloud public calendar" } ] }

@kmk8 이리로 연락주세요. mail : eouia0819@gmail.com Telegram: @eouia github: https://github.com/eouia/MMM-AssistantMk2/issues

@cowboysdude Amen brother! :thumbsup: And lets not forget to read the README files.

@medo said in MMM-MyCalendar: Showing wrong dates (days one day in the past)?: @detto65 said in MMM-MyCalendar: Showing wrong dates (days one day in the past)?: had the same issue, it shows you the end of the event, usually because its an all day event. … @medo showEnd:false should do the trick, i only used de dateformats to show the dates in a more readable format. It seems like this has solved my problem. No wrong dates since weeks… Thanks a lot!

Hey guys, I’ve been trying to change my module configuration but whenever I make the changes, the configuration file changes resets when I turn the RPi off and on again. I know the changes were successful and the file was saved since the visual output changes as expected. What could be the problem?

Wait, you can audit the config file right from NPM? Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang.

In both cases, I installed node 10.13.0 LTS. ubuntu 16.04 LTS had no complaints and issued no warnings. It’s the newer/latest LTS version of ubuntu where node issued all those warnings. Go figure.

@branchi It’s going too far off topic but a hint: If your Pi is not booting, look at what the LED’s do. They may be blinking at the beginning. That resembles a code which you can look up with google. However, If it’s not too much work a completely new install is advisable.

@lavolp3 You may be right. I had some confusing with my environment. Thanks.

@mwel1977 The reason seems to be pm2. You seem to have that installed. It runs a script always restarting MagicMirror after you close it. To close MagicMirror properly if you have pm2 running do a pm2 stop mm or however your process was called. You can find the name of the process running pm2 status Other useful commands pm2 restart mm pm2 start mm.sh //Name of the shell file that has been created by YOU!

Huh, it appears the work i did before deleting and reinstalling the MagicMirror directory for the auto-start held over and it is working now. Thanks for dealing with me!

@tbs86 You can mark the topic as solved

@matthew i see this problem when the updateNotification module (a default) is running… I use a camera based motion detection, so it is not the PIR module or my module…

https://www.yr.no/nb/oversikt/dag/2-2618425/Danmark/Region Hovedstaden/København/København So I guess your id would be 2-2618425. Or else go to this page and search for your location. The location id will be in the url. :-)

@isoshy said in Resolution Problem Help: i love you Interesting! Thank you, I think. :-) the compliments module is meant to be used in position: "lower_third", of your config. I would check that first. I should also ask if you changed the size of the font classes? Assuming you haven’t changed anything there then you could try classes: "thin medium bright", or classes: "thin large bright", in your config. Example: { disabled: false, module: "compliments", position: "lower_third", config: { classes: "thin medium bright", } }, By the way, this information is in the readme of the module. You should read the module readme’s. ;-)

@lavolp3 I don’t use VM. My machines are wiped clean and only ubuntu 16.04LTS is installed prior to MM