I think the first thing you need to do is take a step back and check:
Proxy settings in the Xibo CMS are definitely correct (and have no leading/trailing spaces etc)
Your proxy definitely isn’t filtering or blocking these requests
You applied all the patches in that previous thread correctly
You enabled debugging and auditing on the CMS
You clear the forecast IO cache as mentioned in the previous thread
Try adding a forecast media again from scratch, and if it’s still not working, post up the complete log (with any keys or other sensitive information redacted)
I see the file is 122kb but i don’t have hunderds of them. Where do i need to find the logs then ? I used the Report Fault there i enabled the debug option.
We need to try and get some more error logging from Xibo to see why the request is failing. At the moment all we get is an error code 0, which means “host not found”.
I have added some extra logging to this file. Can you please patch that whole file in your CMS installation and then repeat the procedure you used to generate the last troubleshoot.txt file (it contained the correct logging, so repeat the procedure exactly).
So the error is:
“2015-03-12 16:03:50”,“Forecast\Forecast”,“request”,“Unable to reach Forecast API. No Host Found (HTTP Code 0). Curl Error = SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate”
Sounds like you need to setup your certificates for your PHP installation:
Alternatively that could be because your proxy server is doing SSL bumping (where SSL connections are intercepted for filtering/auditing purposes) in which case you need to get your organisations root certificate added to the certificate bundle file (from the article I just linked) so that PHP sees the connection to Forecast.io with your organisations faked certificate as valid.
Please can you fix the issue with your filesystem permissions first, then run this again with a layout with just the Forecast module on it. Wading through all the other logging from your other regions is really tricky!