I've added a gcal_events block to my site, which displays correctly when a user is authenticated. But when accessing the page as an anonymous user, all I get is a blank page. My Apache error logs indicate that there is a segmentation fault somewhere.
What could cause this problem?
I'm using Simplepie 1.1.1, PHP 5.1.2 and GCal Events 6.x-1.3

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Se7enLC’s picture

I can't think of anything that should cause a segmentation fault. The first thing to check is which input filter you have selected for gcal events - make sure that filter is available to anonymous users.

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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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Category: bug » support
pimsn’s picture

I'm encountering something somewhat similar to that.. in my case it's not that the whole page doesn't load at all, but my gcal-block doesn't get updated for not authenticated users. if i'm logged in everything is fine, but if not, the block displays some events from when i created this thing one month ago.
i checked input filters, cleared cache several times, but the block still shows only these same old events. i even deleted these events out of the google calender, but nothing happened. it is still showing the (not existing anymore) old events instead of the upcoming ones..
I'm using Simplepie 1.1.3 and GCal Events 6.6-1.2

Se7enLC’s picture

I'm going to make a stab in the dark and guess that it's drupal's block caching rather than the calendar caching that has something to do with it. Try going into performance and clearing or disabling block caching and see what that does for you.

pimsn’s picture

you've been right.. thanks a lot! i didn't know this option was there.. note for me: rtfm!

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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

craft2113’s picture

I have the same problem too.i made input filter named it gcal_events and is available for anonymous users.still it just displays "none" in the block.

Se7enLC’s picture

displaying "none" is different than a blank page - the blank page was actually the *entire* page that was blank. "None" means no events found in the calendar. Want to open up a new issue instead?