[mythtv-users] Mythweather Problem

[James Sumners]

My mythweather package at least lets you configure the plugin --
http://archlinux.roomfullofmirrors.com/ . When I go to view the
weather status in the information center, though, I can't see anything
other than the mythweather logo and the box where the information
should be. If I view it through mythweb, then everything is okay. I'm
not sure if it is a problem with the package, the plugin, or my setup.

You might give my package a try and see if it works for you. I have
only had time to build the x86_64 version right now, but the PKGBUILD
should build an i686 version if that is what you need. You'll have to
build the perl-image-size package first though, if that is the case.

I don't think the package that was recently added to the official
repository meets all of the dependency requirements. And it probably
has an issue with perl running in taint mode.

On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 4:18 AM, Per Jørgensen <myth at pbj-design.dk> wrote:
> Hey group.
>
>  I have a problem with mythweather, so asking here what to do:
>
>  I have a running under the stairs solution, build upon ArchLinux with
>  the packages from repos. which in all other cases are working great, but
>  I haven't been able to get Mythweather up and running, which I really
>  need at the time, Fishingseason etc etc.
>
>  But When I want to start up the configuration of mythweather there's no
>  option in activating any screen as described in the wiki:
>  http://mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/MythWeather
>
>  So now's the question. On my Backend server (is placed in the garage)
>  only running the backendserver and mythweb. Could it be something about
>  that??? Eventhough mythweb is installed on the backend server - caurse
>  its the central mind in my system??
>  But I cannot figure out why I haven't got the screens to add ??? Can't
>  do anything in the configurationsscreen for MythWeather - and it's not
>  shown in the mythweb.
>
>  So have anybody tried this before or have a clue of what to do????
>
>  Cheers
>  Per Jørgensen



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