Standard module Calendar hangs on events

Laz

@sdetweil My mirror starts automatically when the raspberry is turned on. If you write in more detail what needs to be done, I will try to follow your advice.

sdetweil

@Laz what makes it autostart?

pm2 or did u create a sustem service?

if using pm2

then
pm2 logs --lines=100

might work

otherwise, probably better to do it manually

stop mm however you would do it
ctrl-alt-t to open a terminal window
cd ~/MagicMirror
npm start >somefile.txt 2>&1

wait til you think mm should have refreshed the calendar

press ctrl-q on the mm screen
examine the contents of somefile.txt

Laz

@sdetweil To update the calendar after hanging, I used just a raspberry reboot. Then my friend helped me make a script to reboot only the mirror software itself.
And I connected the button to the GPIO raspberry.
The script is like this -

sdetweil

@Laz so you are using pm2

Laz

@sdetweil I set it according to this instruction -

https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

sdetweil

@Laz yes, that is my set of scripts…

anyhow, pm2’s job is to keep MM (or any other app it manages) running…

but it also collects the output from those apps…

SO you can use the pm2 command to print out the content it has already saved

pm2 --help
shows you all the things the command can do .

pm2 logs

will dump out the info saved
the --lines=nn parameter will control how many lines of output to display… the default is just 15… so you may have to increase the number to get more of the output

pm2 logs --lines=50 or --lines=100

Laz

@sdetweil Thanks a lot!!!
Not everything is clear (Google translator…;))))))))))))))))
But I will try today or over the weekend to do everything you wrote and show you the results.

Laz

@sdetweil But I am afraid that the log file may not show an error at a particular moment. Because the hanging events of the blue calendar occur chaotically, not every day…
The pink calendar barely freezes in event updates.
I changed the arrangement of these calendars (one above the other), but it didn’t help for the blue calendar.

sdetweil

@Laz the info, if any, will be in the log

you can also see the files holding the log info

in the ~/.pm2/logs folder (note the . in front of pm2 here)

Laz

@sdetweil Good afternoon!
I did not succeed in doing everything on your advice.
But I noticed that the blue calendar had not been updated for several days. And I looked at the log file.
It shows that until April 2, two calendars are being updated to 20.56.41. And after 21.01.28, only one calendar began to be updated. And so it was until I overloaded the mirror today.
I attach screenshots from the log file.