@plainbroke Are you running from a Pi?
I used to have scheduled on/off times like this and I used to turn on/off the HDMI port of the Pi at the specified times.
As the screen I had it attached to no longer detected an output source, it would then go into sleep mode until the assigned time the script enabled the HDMI interface again.

I don’t recall the actual command/settings I used to do it, but it was similar to :
// To turn off
xrandr --output HDMI-1 --off
//to turn on.
xrandr --output HDMI-1 --auto

@sdetweil my maximumEntries setting is configured for 50, but I do have it in the general config{} section of the module.
Should it be in the calendars[] section with the calendar’s URL?

@sdetweil OK, thanks.
I’ll get back to you later on what exactly I have in my config.

@sdetweil Do you mean the maximumEntries setting, as I could not find a maximumEvents setting listed on the module’s config options?
Not able to check right now, but I believe my setting for the maximumEntries setting is either 25 or 50, just based on what I recall seeing displayed by the default Calendar module when I uncommented the position: top_left setting.

I’ve just updated to v2.30.0 and the events of my Google Calendar are no longer showing via the MMM-MonthlyCalendar module.

I noted the changes to the default Calendar module and added all options to my config.js file, setting applicable options as required, but the events are still not displayed.

When I enable the default Calendar to be displayed (top_left), events show as expected.

@sdetweil
It would just display a blank calendar with no events - past or future

I resolved the issue 5 minutes after I posted my enquiry and it is working as expected now.
Not 100% sure, but I think I had mistyped the URL, specifically the /private-…/basic.ics section.

Hi all
I’ve installed the MMM-MonthlyCalendar from kolbyjack (https://github.com/kolbyjack/MMM-MonthlyCalendar).
The module displays the current month without an issue, but it is not displaying the desired calendar.

I assume the module utilises the MM’s default Calendar module to access my Google calendar as there are no details about adding the calendar within the config of the MMM-MonthlyCalendar module.
My Google calendar displays fine within the default module, just not in this module from kolbyjack.

If anyone has any pointers on what I should/need to do, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

@sdetweil
yeah, I started it via the mm2.sh script that had the “npm run server” command
I’ve now started the second instance as “pm2 start pm2_MagicMirror2_new.json” and “pm2 status” does show both instances running.
Ran “pm2 save”, rebooted the host and both instances are showing as expected - MM#1 on the display connected to the host device, with MM#1 and MM#2 via a browser on a remote device/devices.

@sdetweil
Fair enough.
So i’ll have to have a physical computer like a Pi, NUC or MiniPC attached to the TV via HDMI to display the MM via that computer’s browser.
Not a big deal as the TV would be used for viewing TV channels and online streaming content anyway.

@sdetweil
after running the mm2.sh script (runs as “npm run server”) and then I initiate a new SSH to the MM, I still only see a single instance (the original instance from mm.sh) of MM running when I issue a pm2 status command.
Although I can physically see the second MM displayed as desired in my browser, I’m not seeing the second instance via the pm2 status command.