@sdetweil Ok, even though the UTC time is right, it’s not correcting for my time zone. The calendar is changing when it’s midnight in UTC not in my time zone. I think this is what I needed, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

@sdetweil Thanks for the quick reply but unfortunately, the system is at the right UTC time.

I just dug up a magic mirror I had running on a raspberry pi 3 that’s been in a box for about 2 years. I updated everything, did a dist upgrade and the time was wrong. Fixed all the issues and it now shows correct time on the clock extension but the MMM-CalendarEXT changes to the next day every evening at 7pm instead of midnight. I’ve check the config documentation and can’t find anything for this. Does anyone know how to fix it?

@robolobos OK, I burned down the install, reformatted the SD card and re-installed MM with the newer MMM-CalendarEXT2 module. Made sure I was using the private link to the calendar and it’s pulling the data now. I’m not sure what part of all this fixed it but after running solid for a few years I guess it was time for a rebuild.

I had everything up and running, this mirror has been working with its existing config for a couple of years now. But today I wake up and where my google calendar usually is, is now completely blank. Nothing changed and it was working yesterday. It’s only pulling from one calendar and I double checked that the .ics looks good which it does.

I did have a situation pop up with rainmeter recently where my google news feed died because they now require 2FA so you had to alter the widget to force show and bypass the 2FA. Is this because of something like that? Has anyone else seen this behavior?