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Robert Longbottom wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, June 7, 2007 1:07 pm, Simon Jones wrote:
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<pre wrap="">At the risk of being shot down in flames (hey I'm new here!) is there a
way to get myth weather working? Use the bbc.co.uk/weather data maybe or
has someone fixed it since the post from summer 06 which says "its
broken, period!" I'm a brit, I like to know what the weather is doing :)
Cheers!
SMJ AS29219
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I'd quite like to know too. I thought there was an updated SVN version
that works, but I've not looked into it so I could have made that up.
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I had heard there was an updated SVN version as well, but when I tried
to check it out a few weeks ago I could not see the updated version.<br>
I helped fix some of the weather script for the weather function on
Asterisk - I don't think helps out anyone across the pond since it
pulls from NOAA (I've never seen Britian's info on there), but maybe
something to look into?<br>
It's just a flat text file that gets pulled using the weather script
for Asterisk.... I've never looked into how MythWeather grabbed it, so
I don't know if that would help any (I program in a box all day, so
have no need of weather anyway <grin>)<br>
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