@Richard238 said in Calendar failed to load - check the logs:
about a minute ago
If perhaps it could show the nature of the error?
what does that mean?
we requested the ics data from the calendar provider using the URL you provided in the config
and the request failed, timeout… we don’t know why or anything more
and we gave you all that in the messages we produced.
And the route to the logs, because most of us have to look up where they are! ;-)
you are LOOKING at the logs… so you must have found the route
---- as always — the logs IS the output of the MM start command,
npm start
node --run start
npm runs server
node --run server
whatever you used
now, you can do it manually in some terminal window
OR
you can code it into the system startup
OR
you can use a pgm that does that FOR you, aka pm2
WHERE that data is stored is up to that implementation
as I do the install script, I use pm2, as it insulates me from the OS details…
my script last lines is see the help
echo please see the help for the pm2 command, pm2 --help
echo pm2 status will show the running apps, and their runtime status
SO… one could/should detect that the command is pm2
and so do pm2 --help
and one core learning thing on linux
ALL terminal commands , by agreed convention, provide a general help using the parameter --help
so pm2 --help
will tell you all the things it can do
SOME commands ALSO provide a manual page (pm2 does not)
which can be viewed with the man command
man ls
will show you the detailed help for the ls command
Yes, there is a LOT to learn here…
