@sdetweil it could be. It’s a good card but it could have reached her lifespan. I’ll give it a try, thanks

@sdetweil “compliments” ok. when I’ll have some spare time, I’ll try. Thank you

@nowayto if the network is busy, all kinds of problems

@nowayto there is a better fix, coming in the next release…

@nowayto if pm2 is being used, its JOB is to keep the app running so the pm2 restart seems odd as if the app was ended , ctrl-q pm2 would do restart already

@sdetweil Ok, so I set your standard calendar module with google ics url; it should read google events and broadcast to CalendarExt3. I hope I understand your message well. Using ICS instead of OAuth my question is: does it update automatically or I have to manually update it? Can I add more than one calendar? If you, which is the correct formattation? Is the configuration under here correct? calendars: [ { url: "ht****lendar.google.com/MYURLCALENDAR.ics", fetchInterval: 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000, fade: "false", name: "MYCALENDARNAME", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign name color: "blue", // <= RECOMMENDED to assign color customEvents: [{keyword: 'Birthday', symbol: 'birthday-cake', color: 'Gold'},{keyword: 'Dinner', symbol: ' pizza-slice', color: 'red'}],

@sdetweil after some tries, this afternoon, ext3 started showing. But honestly I didn’t install the clipping flix so I did it now

@sdetweil Your: git config --local user.name “my name” git config --local user.email “my email” plus git config --local user.password “myverylonggithubtoken” does the trick… The stackoverflow article is confusing to me but your suggestion is there :-) Thanks a lot! Warm regards, Ralf

@nowayto yes, the doc mentions this, and if you had set showQR:true it would have displayed a message about localhost [image: 1740611667306-img_0800.png]