Updated perl script to get weather from umich?

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2 total messages Started by Stew Ellis Wed, 18 Nov 1992 12:11

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Author: Stew Ellis
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 12:11

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Has anybody posted a new version of the perl script to retrieve the weather
from the University of Michigan weater server?  They have changed their
setup a little bit so that now I get junk in the output of my weather.

The last version I have is dated October 27, 1992, probably retrieved from
alt.sources.


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Re: Updated perl script to get weather from umich?

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Author: George Ferguson
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 15:40

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In article <ellis.722088719@nova> ellis@nova.gmi.edu (Stew Ellis) writes:
>Has anybody posted a new version of the perl script to retrieve the weather
>from the University of Michigan weater server?  They have changed their
>setup a little bit so that now I get junk in the output of my weather.
>
>The last version I have is dated October 27, 1992, probably retrieved from
>alt.sources.

My last version still works for me, available from cs.rochester.edu
in /pub/weather-2.2.tar.Z. Other people have posted more powerful
scripts, and I'm not in the business of supporting it, but it does
still work. The kit includes a manpage and customization information.

George
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