mikeTWC1984

One more thing to try - if you are on some ancient node version try to upgrade to v12 or v14.

OK. When you are in console, try type app.session_id. Do you see any value or app object at all? When you login app object should be generated. Also go to...

@amitgupta369 one more thought - check if that machine is under high CPU/Memory/Disk usage (or has very limited resources), and also check the ping. I just got short term 500...

I believe those proxy env variables only used by npm to install modules. When you do actual http request via some node http client you need to specify proxy in...

Try the script below and see if you can call your webhook. It's using same http client as cronicle. Save it as test.js in cronicle base directory (/opt/cronicle) and execute...

I think you don't see buttons because those are outside the screen, they should exist.

Specifying id in brackets is actually a feature (front end): ```js do_new_event: function (force) { // create new event app.clearError(); var event = this.get_event_form_json(); if (!event) return; // error //...

Few possible solutions: For upcoming events - since entire dataset is loaded a compact view like below could be a good solution. Event should be listed once on the main...

Did you see this one? https://github.com/jhuckaby/Cronicle/issues/361 Might be some 20.04 thing. Also try some common suggestion regarding internal/modules/cjs/loader.js error, I'd doubt this is something cronicle specific.

The instruction you are referring to is about running cronicle as service. If that is what you need I'd suggest to use docker. Just add restart=always to your run command....