0.9.17 a new outlet interface can be used to process meteo station data directly. In contrast to the map interface, the data is pushed to a file or into a pipe by the meteopoll process every minute. 0.9.15 new interface which allows to read current readings from the console to display on the web page. The new -m option to meteopoll makes sure current data is written to a file (the argument to the option) in XML format. Since updates to this file are very frequent, one should read the file atomically, one should use the meteomap program to read the data. fix of a nasty bug in the week label code, causing navigation failure at week resolution in some cases 0.9.14 gallery files included as samples can now compute sunrise and sunset (through meteosunriset and Sun.cc) 0.9.13 minor bug in meteobrowser.php gallery pages 0.9.12 some minor fixes, plus a security fix: remote code execution in meteobrowser.php because of missing escapeshellcmd 0.9.11 some bug fixes for GroWeather 0.9.10 turn of CRC0 for GroWeather and possibly other type E weatherlinks. 0.9.9 A hack to protect from IE reading the complete meteobrowser.php space offline 0.9.8 fixes a integer overflow bug: to compute the time labels for the maps, GraphWindow.cc used the formular (start + end)/2, but since about the middle of january, this causes an overflow, so that the target ends up in february 1936. Replace that by start/2 + end/2. 0.9.7 some bug fixes removal of offset configuration variable added averages configuration in XML file, so the user now gets full control about which averages are compute, and how battery and transmitter fields now work sunrise and sunset can also be stored in the database (this is a waste of space, but who cares about a few gibabytes these days) added channel of type sun, which indicates the time during which the sun is above the horizon 0.9.6 some bug fixes removal of header table 0.9.5 some minor fixes (for further news please check the ChangeLog) 0.9.0 Major rewrite of many aspects of meteo sponsored by the University Univates in Lajeado in Rio Grande do Sul, Southern Brazil. Further contributions: Jeff Wabik (new derived value computations). -- $Id: NEWS,v 1.32 2009/01/10 19:00:23 afm Exp $