@Landokirk any module you dont need, just add disabled:true, after the module: line for the google calendar, use the desktop to go to calendar.google.com hover the mouse pointer over the calendar name in the left nav 3 dots will appear to the right, click and pick settings scroll down to sharing, and locate the ical url, or secret that is the string used in the default calendar url: setting then for EXT3 you install that module if you use my MMM-Config module, it will provide a form based approach to system and module configuration, and also supports module install.

@Madeline Hi and sorry for my late replay. First of all… Please take care that the answer of @sophiasteck contains some misleading information as the array is called cams and not cameras and the module only supports referencing the cameras by their name and Not their ids. Additionall there exists no flag showStream. The cams array contains objects which need at least the name defined. According to the logs you posted your config should look something like… { module: "MMM-SynologySurveillance", position: "middle_center", config: { debug: true, ds: [ { protocol: "https", host: "x.x.x.x", port: "xxxx", user: "xxxx", password: "xxxxxx", cams: [ { name: "Back Doors" }, { name: "Pool Cam"}, { name: "Indoor Kitchen"} ], }, ], }, },

@AndyHazz these fixes are in the next release Oct 1

@JoeRonimo were you able to work on any of this?

Hi @sdetweil , Sorry for the delay and thanks for this info. We’ll test this module.

@Exndfan – ok, thanks.

@sdetweil Thanks Sam - I’m not sure why search didn’t bring that existing one up for me… so apologize for the duplicate. I have changed the code successfully so looking forward to the ‘official’ fix …

@sdetweil thank you ! This explanation is very helpful. I’m still a little new to the git environment.

@mdbyers he used this value from post before, -U parm [image: 1758639772156-img_3928.png]

FYI: I’ve created a fork, refactored it and optimized the README. It should be easier to install :-)

@Periz another thing I didnt mention that could lead you from the pm2 status output The column Uptime tells you how long the app has been running 0 is a bad sign The column to the right of Uptime Shows the count of restarts for the app large numbers are not good

@joey the backup approach gives you the ability to restore the modules and config/css to another system , after install, so you get a migration tool AND it provides git versioning… so if you need to go back 2 revs you can it also supports putting the backup on a (private recommended) github repo, so you can restore directly from there and don’t have any local file system failure issues… disk drives, usb sticks, etc AND it doesn’t matter WHERE you are at the time,

@Blackmirror i am wrong. based on the code (not the doc) you can have a unique fetchInterval by url to override the base config value so you only need one calendar instance

That solved the problem. Thank you sir If anyone cares: “CW” is shown even after correct/different local settings because it´s written as element in the stylesheet from calendarEXT3, so you have to change the term there.

@chris47803 https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/21/microsoft_365_outage/

@sdetweil This works and I get the logic now… thanks a ton!!!

@sdetweil perfect thanks so much

I know that its the job of it to keep it running, Ive read that

@rnieto18 thanks for the feedback

@GRR lol, yeh does whack you. im the moderator here. as well as user. module author