Re: kweather does not update weather data

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On Monday 25 of January 2021 09:54:22 deloptes wrote:
> Stefan Krusche via tde-users wrote:
> > Good day!
> >
> > Has anyone noticed that kweather applet doesn't update weather data
> > anymore since some weeks?
> >
> > More exactly, weather data for "Berlin-Tegel". Kweather comes
> > obviously with a database from which you can choose your location
> > (airport). For Berlin that used to be "Berlin-Tegel" and
> > "Berlin-Tempelhof" (which is dead since 2009). I checked with
> > "Braunschweig" and it shows actual current data.
> >
> > Last time that happened the URL for retrieving the data had changed on
> > the part of the server (noaa.gov). This URL was hardcoded in the
> > source of the software and one of the developers had to change it (Tim
> > did that) and it worked again since.
> >
> > The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the U.S.
> > Department of Commerce offers a lot of services on nws.noaa.gov where
> > the local weather data used to be served as single html pages which
> > were named according to their respective ICAO-Codes (airport IDs).
> >
> > I suspect they again changed something, but I couldn't find anything
> > relevant on their homepage in a couple of minutes.
> >
> > "QCLCD ASCII Files are no longer available. Please use the
> > Global-Hourly File Access link above."
> >
> > I don't know what "QCLCD" means. I'm only guessing here anyway.
> >
> > Maybe only kweather's database of available airport weather stations
> > needs to be updated…
>
> Hi,
> I just wanted to thank all of you and update you on the final status of
> this, because a broader audience was involved discussing here.
> I see the changes were scheduled for 14.0.10.
> "SlavekB added this to the R14.0.10 release milestone 14 hours ago"
> If some of you are interested in translating, the strings are also
> available for translation on Weblate.
> If you find grave misalignments of stations, countries, regions or other
> irregularities, raise a hand please.
> I came to the conclusion the grouping is best to follow a geographical
> and not political belonging, but even this is not easy for some regions.
>
>
> ____________________________________________________

Just to add: Who uses deb packages from the PSB (r14.0.x~pre) or PTB 
(r14.1.0~pre) repositories already have updated packages available.

Thanks to that, I noticed that for some station names there are identical 
names for more stations - I saw it, for example, in Canada / Yukon - 2 × 
Dawson, 2 × Tuktoyaktuk. Other stations with the same name can be found in 
other regions. Maybe there would be a good idea to add some identification 
to the name, which station is which.

Cheers
-- 
Slávek

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