On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Mike Wright <mike.wright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I think that this is part of the gnome-applets rpm, specifically, gweather.
I'm not sure what the executable name is, but it must be something
with gweather or GWeather in the name. Perhaps it's
/usr/libexec/gweather-applet-2
Also,
find / -iname \*gweather\*
should find all of its files.
-- Hi all,
Trying desperately not to rant but am very frustrated by this.
I made the mistake of adding the Weather applet to a toolbar and now I
can't turn it off (tcpdump shows it phoning home).
Right click the applet and unclick Update. No go. Updates anyway. OK.
Remove applet from toolbar. No go. Updates anyway.
OK. Logout/Login. Still insists on updating.
I never reboot. OK, reboot. Still calling home to NOAA. What???
Can't figure out the name of the program that the applet calls so I
can't manually destroy the pestilence. This apparently is not something
considered worth noting in the Help/About links and is certainly not
available from the Add to Panel function.
Where is it registered and how in the !#@$ do I kill it?
Second question is how do we learn the names of the programs that are
invoked by these applets? If I can't learn the name how do I yum
update/remove short of rm -rf /?
This is with Weather Report 2.24.3.1 (/usr/bin/you'll never find me,
Copper ;) on f10.
I think that this is part of the gnome-applets rpm, specifically, gweather.
I'm not sure what the executable name is, but it must be something
with gweather or GWeather in the name. Perhaps it's
/usr/libexec/gweather-applet-2
Also,
find / -iname \*gweather\*
should find all of its files.
Dale Dellutri
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