[horde] Weather: No location is set

[Chris]

Rick,

Thank you for the advice with the script, but no dice.  If I move the
-r, it gives me the second error I mentioned: 
    Services_Weather: Connection to DB with
'mysql://horde:PASS@mx1.brokensolstice.com/horde' failed!

I have tried taking down mysql, and running it via tcp instead of unix
sockets and bagging the -r all together -- but I still get the error above.

So, in sum, -r after php doesn't work (gives the PHP Parse error), after
the buildMetarDB.php, gives the mysql:// error above.  Using TCP sockets
doesn't help either.

BTW, the -v doesn't really add much, only this line:
    Services_Weather: Using 'http://weather.noaa.gov/data/nsd_cccc.gz'
as source.
   
I have verified that I can connect to the db  by doing: mysql -u horde
-p -h localhost

Any other thoughts? 

Thanks

Chris


Rick Emery wrote:

> Quoting grooveman at comcast.net:
>
>> Rick,
>>
>> That was it!!  Thank you!  I never would have guessed that....
>>
>> Thanks again for your help.
>>
>> I would still like to get the Metar thing working too though...
>
>
> It's been a while since I ran that script, but I'll try to help. This 
> was the last command I saw you post to the list:
>
> php -r unix -q buildMetarDB.php -a -t mysql -d horde -u horde -p *****
>
> I think the "-r unix" should be after "buildMetarDB.php" (it should
> be  a parameter to the buildMetarDB script, not the php executable).
>
> Also, try adding "-v" as a parameter to the script and see if it
> gives  you meaningful output.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Rick
>
>