Google Calendars not loading

sdetweil

@mspk weird…

your post was makred as spam which I can’t override…
please use a code block around this info

paste text(blank line above and below)
select text just pasted
hit the button </>

if you used my script, I increased the size of the swap space

free -m

should show that

calendars keep all the OLD events… since the calendar was created… SO… you could have a LOT of entries to process…

your spam post shows calendars sending events to the front end to display

mspk

@sdetweil I’ll try that. Funny aboutz the spam, I used the </> button…

mspk

@sdetweil

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ free -m
               total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:             363         169          88          23         105         115
Swap:           2047         227        1820

sdetweil

@mspk said in Google Calendars not loading:

Mem: 363

weird that there is only 363… as its supposed to have 512…

I have one here… I’ll power it up

sdetweil

@mspk doc

The installed RAM is 524,288KB.
The usable RAM is 437,868 KB

mine

              total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:             426         134         117          10         175         232
Swap:             99           1          98

mspk

@sdetweil When I played around a bit, i gave the gpu 128MB, I guess thats why. Just set it back to 64, and now it shows 426 for me too. But the calendars are still not complete…
The status right now is following:
Calendar 1 seems to be complete.
Calandar 2 is not loading at all.
Calendar 3 seems complete (i guess for the one month that it shows in my module).
Calendar 4 is there, but not updated (I changed the title).
Calendar 5 is also missing.

Do I need to reset something maybe?

P.S.: It’ still slow.

sdetweil

@mspk are u willing to share the url of one of the not loading cals…

you can use chat here so no email flow…

sdetweil

@mspk all of the urls worked without issue

so, try this
stop mm

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm install electron@28.1.1

retry MM

mspk

@sdetweil Already did that a few hours ago, but nothing changed…

sdetweil

@mspk ok, one other thing, in the system network preferences, disable ipv6

desktop, menu top left, preferences, pi config, network.

the electron version is supposed to have the fix for this (trying to talk ipv6 to an ipv4 server… oops can’t connect)