Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-CalDAV
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so the permission error is gone but the *ics is still not saved
LOG attached
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@caw can you show all the calDAV messages…
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@caw
I cannot say anything without the full log. But at the first execution, ics would not be written yet, (calendar module is so fast than CalDAV’s connection and parsing) so just wait for the next cycle to finish serving, or just stop and rerun MM. From the second execution, ics will be served.
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@MMRIZE
hi i´ve got it- it was the firewall blocking and the ics files are created and a test is shownTHANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! :)
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@caw add the workaround?
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@sdetweil i think some of the Synology users have the same issue with permissions an their nas
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@caw this is really a docker on synology implementation issue. you created files needed by the docker container using an outside the container userid.
many modules use their folder as a cache storage location
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I apologize but I am very very new to all of this and I was looking for a little guidance on syncing with my Apple Calendar using MMM-CalDAV. The issue I am running into is that in the [LOG] it is showing [CALDAV] /MagicMirror/modules/MMM-CalDAV/service/.ICLOUD_family.ics is not found. This is cascading into a lot of issues which results in the fetch of the family calendar isn’t happening. I am sure I am missing something simple but I can’t for the life of me find it out. Would it be possible to get some help and which direction could I investigate? Thank you all in advance.
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@jal201 can u tell us more about your runtime environment?
are you using a NAS device, synology? or is this on a pi, without docker?
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Thank you for your time. I believe am using a pi without a docker.
