Open johnno66 opened 1 year ago
Yes, this happened to me too - I have a potential fix here: v2.3.5 beta please can you download it and let me know if it fixes the problem?
Same issue here, for me v2.3.5 beta above fixed the problem. Thank you
v.2.3.5 fixed the issue. Thanks for the quick resolution!
As only accepting status 203 is not a proper solution per se for this case (or at least a final fix), I have created a PR #151 which switches to Sunrise 3.0 API.
OK, uploaded a new version of the widget with a much better fix submitted by @pstrejajo .
Find it here: 2.3.5 Beta 2
hello friends, I faced same problem in last year may be since I moved from Debian to Kubuntu. I found it on my laptop first and IMHO the problem related to WiFi connection, problem appears after sleep/wakeup and NOT appears right after boot/reboot; moreover, other weather widgets act same way (wunderground weather for example), version 2.3.5 has same problem; meanwhile is there a way to quick restart a widget in one click (or better with command line)? for now I can restart KDE session and widget works again but this is too rough way, disconnect WiFi and connect it back does not help
meanwhile is there a way to quick restart a widget in one click (or better with command line)? for now I can restart KDE session and widget works again but this is too rough way
I run this command, and the desktop environment is restarted (restarts the start menu, taskbar and all widgets), but all regular programs (browser, editors, terminals etc) keeps running.
kquitapp5 plasmashell && kstart5 plasmashell
wow, it worked! widget restarted and updated successfully, thankk you!
Can this be pushed from beta to full release?
For about 3 days, this started to affect me too. A new release is needed.
I can also confirm that the beta2 works, I just packaged and installed it on my local systems. :-)
Since a few days the widget (2.3.4) does no longer receive updates from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. OpenWeather still updates fine.
Added a new location and tested api.met.no is reachable (it is) but no weather data unfortunately :-(