OK, final posting (I could not find a way to edit older posts or I would
have just done that instead of multi-posting). A whole lot was wrong
(some my fault; got a splitting headache at the moment giving me a bit
of brain fog) but I am also attaching a text file of the weather
stations listed in
Corrected attachment with corrected coordinates (sorry about all the
posts). Don't use the other one (although it still worked on my
system).
** Attachment added: "Corrected coordinates in xml file"
The result in comment # 13 is way off. It's actually in Israel. Have
no idea how that happened or why that result showed up in the search.
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Yet another search gave the following:
33.2625008 44.2346001
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204908
Title:
World clock applet lacks country Iraq
The other search also turned up a different latitude and longitude for
that airport, too. The second search gave the following coordinates
(which differ from the ones given above in the code snippet):
29.56 34.951667
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One thing else. I saw search results that have SDA as an airport code
for that airport, but another search turned up the code BGW. Not sure
which one is right at this moment. Anyone on the ground know the right
one so that I can update the code?
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Sorry. That should be tz-hint in comment #9 rather than tx-hint in
instruction item 3. The xml coding is correct in the actual code
snippet.
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Here is the attached file. This is working on my system as I write
this.
** Attachment added: "Attachment containing modified XML coding"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgweather/+bug/204908/+attachment/4723757/+files/Baghdad%2C%20Iraq%20Location%20xml.txt
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Here is a workaround:
1. Open /usr/share/libgweather/Locations.xml as an Administrator using
gedit or your other favorite text editor.
2. Find the following text:
Iraq
IQ
IZ
Asia/Baghdad
3. Insert the following just
Bug still affects me on Ubuntu Xenial 16.04.1. Any Iraqi city used
automatically gets set to Iran. This has been going on for quite a
while? Is there a fix in the pipeline? Workaround?
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