Description of problem: The clock does not display weather info when enabled in preferences. This preference is being ignored only on x86_64 builds; and works as expected on i686. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): clock 2.29.92.1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Right click on the clock; select Preferences 2. Check the show weather and show temperature boxes 3. Setup an appropriate location in the location tab Actual results: No display of weather Expected results: Weather icon and temperature displayed Additional info: This appears to be an issue only with 64bit builds; 32bit works as expected on the same version.
The same issue is observed in Fedora 12 64 bit build; 32 bit build works as expected.
Well i was testing Fedora 12 and 13 both on VMWare player and not on real machine. But i guess it should not matter. I think it is broken in 64 bit builds of fedora.
I see the same issue with Fedora 13 - i686. I installed it from the Live CD recently.
Never mind about my previous comment, as soon as I set the default location, the weather info is available in the gnome panel.
The weather and temperature are displaying for me in Clock 2.30.0. It possibly started displaying after I added a second location and set it as the default location.
This may be the same as https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=606046
Clock applet is now displaying weather info when enabled in preferences. This worked in Fedora 14 x86_64 using Vmware 3.1.2 player on Windows 7 64 bit os. This was not working in Fedora 13 x86_64 using Vmware 3.0 player on Windows xp prof 32 bit.
What version of clock applet is this fixed in? It is still broken on 2.32.0.2 for x86_64 build
For me its worked in clock 2.32.0.2 for x86_64 build. But it worked at my home where i have a direct internet connection. It did not work at my work location where we have to use a http proxy for internet access. I guess weather update request cannot pass through a http proxy. Ideally it should if it a kind of http request and it must honour gnome proxy preferences.
Hi, I have the same experience like 'aaraodeo' with clock-applet 2.32.0.2 in fc14.i686. Applet doesn't accept proxy setting in gnome-network-properties. Please could you correct it? I didn't have this problem in F13. Thnaks JJ
Hi, Is there any progress in this case? Regards JJ
I have been using the Weather Report panel application to display the weather and temperature. It seems to update more reliably than the weather in Clock.
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