It appeared in the iCal curl, but the dates included explicit time zones. Then I defined one an hour later, with weekly recurrence. the iCal dates were in UTC, and didn't include Toronto time zone. Defined a new event a day later than one described above, with no recurrence, and it worked fine. Just changed the sample URL to my public iCal URL.Ĭan't resist experimenting - must be a character flaw. The problem is then reproducible again.Ĭonfiguration: What does the used config.js file look like? Don't forget to remove any sensitive information! I already did a clean install of the recent MagicMorror version and just changed the URL in the config.js to my public ical calendar. My system is set to German language and time zone Europe/Berlin. The fetched day seems to fit, but the months seem to be set to this month or mostly to January 2018. Today is the 26th of Dezember 2017 and it shows appointments for the next upcoming days that are in several weeks or months.

The problem is, that the months are not fetched correctly. MagicMirror Version: Recent version installed with your automatic install. Node Version: Recent version installed with your automatic install. Platform: (Raspberry Pi 3, Mac, Recent Linux NOOBS). I think I have a reproducible problem with the calendar module.