Summary: | LCD weather station never updates | ||
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Product: | [Unmaintained] plasma4 | Reporter: | Guy Mac <guymac> |
Component: | widget-weather | Assignee: | Plasma Bugs List <plasma-bugs> |
Status: | RESOLVED DUPLICATE | ||
Severity: | normal | CC: | aseigo, holy, lamarque, shawn.starr, theunfor |
Priority: | NOR | ||
Version: | unspecified | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | Ubuntu | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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Description
Guy Mac
2010-09-16 20:07:09 UTC
if you use the "Weather" widget instead with the same configuration settings, does it update? No, it doesn't.... I have what appears to be the same issue. I can't be sure it never updates, but just now it was at least three and a half days out of date (with an update interval set to 30 minutes). I can force updating by right click->Weather Forecast Settings->OK. I'm guessing it works properly for many people, or this would have been fixed long ago. So I bet this bug depends upon the configuration. I even have a guess (based on pure speculation!) about what's going on. My laptop travels between work (wired connection) and home (wireless). I suspect the crucial detail is that my KNetworkManager requires a password, my KWallet password, to set up the network (I have it storing my WEP key). Thus we get the following sequence of events: 1. When I boot up/log in, the network is not yet available, because I haven't been given the opportunity to type in my password to start the network. 2. KWeather gets started first, and tries to fetch the forecast. Obviously, this fails. 3. I then type in my KWallet password, and the network connects. 4. If I wait a few hours, I'm pretty sure (~90%) that the weather applet does not update on its own, but I haven't tested this in a while. 4. I force the weather applet to update (right click->Weather Forecast Settings->OK). 5. Unfortunately, the weather applet does not seem to recover from its initial confusion. Perhaps there's a time-scheduling bug (note I also use ntpdate to set my clock, and this too requires the network, although the time is still available through the hardware clock when this fails), or a "disable updates if network is unavailable" bug, or something along these lines. If there's some way I can check on my system for when the next "run the weather update" process is scheduled, I'd be happy to look. Two notes: 1. This is probably a duplicate of bug 226022 2. Kubuntu updates (maverick, not natty) seemingly just fixed this problem for me I suspect I am using the widget; not quite sure what "LCD weather station" means. Guy, is it working for you now? Further update: the fix is only partial, see my comment in bug 226022. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 226022 *** It is resolved? I have KDE 4.10 in Opensuse 12.3, and this widget never downloads anything... I have the default site wetter.com, and the other weather widget works withour problem, in just a second it downloads the information of my city, but the LCD just a time out....what's wrong?. |