Canadian Weather Plugin Updated

A user emailed me a short while ago that it didn't work with 1.4.22 and 
since I'd been lazy and hadn't updated my install from 1.4.17, I had no 
idea.  Well, I did, and there was (a bug), so I fixed it.

Unfortunately, Paul L is running squirrelmail like a little Napoleon and 
refuses to unlock my account so that I might update the now 
non-functional Canadian Weather plugin for you good folks.  Prior to 
reinstating my account, he requested a code review of my plugin.  I had 
no problem with that, despite it being an update rather than a new 
contribution, but, what the hey, have at it.  I've complied with all 
(but one) of his code critiques (which were, for the most part, minor 
nit-picks), yet my account remains closed and I've heard not a peep from 
him in a week.  Even to my request to remove the non-functional version 
has gone unanswered.

At this point, I have to say, I don't really care much anymore about 
squirrelmail.  I seldom use it as I tend to access my mail from either 
my smartphone or my t-bird client.  IMNSHO, it's getting kinda long in 
the tooth anyway.

So, I will offer you, the good folks who've come here for SM "stuff", my 
final update to the Canadian Weather plugin, version 3.3.0.  You may 
grab it from here: 
http://kronos.honk.org/~earlej/src/squirrelmail/can_weather_current.tar.gz. 
It is working with 1.4.22 and should work with the 1.5 series, though 
I've not tested it to verify that.

If someone wants to take over maintenance, please, feel free to do so.  
If someone else can get that blasted broken copy off the SM plugin 
website, I'd appreciate it - I hate having my name tied to, what amounts 
to, roadkill.

All the best, folks!  It was fun working on the plugin and contributing 
to a community project.  Unfortunately, I no longer feel the SM 
community leadership is a fit for me and so I depart.

Cheers!
Jon

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