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I did it last night. Go to the GUI/xephem folder. All the files there are read-only. To make them writable: chmod u+w * Then: patch -p0 < (path to patch file.) Several files in the folder are patched.

Hi Serge, I don't think I know how to use this .patch file. I have the source code for XEphem, and I know how to compile it - but I don't know which file this .patch file gets applied against. Do you

Hi Serge, That is awesome! Thank you for that. :) Rick

On 01/02/2017 04:48 PM, Rick Towns rick@... [xephem] wrote: Hi everyone, I am running XEphem 3.7.7 in Arch Linux, and I noticed I cannot download the latest SOHO images. It looks like they

Hi everyone, I am running XEphem 3.7.7 in Arch Linux, and I noticed I cannot download the latest SOHO images. It looks like they changed the site to use SSL (port 443) and the program isn't handling

Check the "User contrib" area, there is a patch for using openssl to access SOHO. Elwood

"No doubt this is not at all going to be helpful, but all of the file 'gets' work fine in my 3.6.3 under OS X Tiger. I checked the sun images this morning and all was well. trane" You should check the

What was an HTTP request is now an HTTPS request, which is why you see port 443 referenced, and the prefix changed. This change happened some time ago, I think it was a couple years. There are several

Version 3.7.7, fresh download and compile. Fedora 24, x86_64. MOTIFL = /usr/lib64 Try to download latest SOHO image (same results for any image or size) and sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov replies (from the

Hi, I have been around XEphem for years and especially appreciated the tie to INDI. It saved money for a local university while providing students an excellent introduction to telescope controls. I

Well, I guess - so long and thanks for all the fun. I’m not sure I’ll enjoy using many of the other systems out there, most of them look very childish and gameified. I liked the clean and

I'll add my thanks to all the others. I still use XEphem regularly. If you ever change your mind about open-sourcing it, I'll definitely join and try to contribute. But I understand if you don't want

I have been using XEphem since 1996, when I embraced Linux as my operating system primarily because XEphem was able to run on it. I have been an amateur Astronomer, I used XEphem as a tool to spread

Been enjoying xephem for years! Thanks for the ride!!

"ecdowney@... [xephem]" <xephem@...> wrote: It's been our pleasure to use XEphem for this time. Thanks for everything you've done in computerizing Astronomy. --

Elwood, I just wanted to express my gratitude for you writing and distributing the excellent XEphem software. I've been using it regularly for 20+ years and just now realize how much I have come to

As the maintainer of the openSUSE packages for XEphem, hobby astronomer, and general science and space geek I'd just like to say one thing: thanks for an awesome package that actually made several of

Hello Everyone! As the maintainer of the XEphem mailing list I want to personally thank Mr. Downey for all the wonderful work he has done! This mailing list was created on January 21, 2001 and

Thank you for this master piece of code you made Elwood, if you ever change your mind in the future you can be confident that your legacy will remain around the world for the years to come.?As you

Elwood, thanks for many years of very pleasurable use; it has been a great ride with you. All the best to you in your future endeavors. --Dave Reed, W5SV