Please? help me for resolve a few questions.
I have a leech feed.
1. I try to load items from it. Click on link /feed/refresh, wait a few second and... no error reported and no items loaded.
2. I try to edit this feed. Click on 'Save', wait a few second and have next report:
Error while checking URL: 28, Operation timed out after 15 seconds with 0 bytes received
3. Test this url show me that this feed fully accessible on 0.5 second.
What it mean?
Options in leech module is a next
-update count = 3
-sleep time = 0
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Comments
Comment #1
toologic commentedadditional information:
- project run on localhost
- changing value "connection->timeout" to 20 (row 1845 in leech.module) give me a new error message (like this)
Empty answer from serverComment #2
marcoBauli commentedthis seems to happen here too:
when running cron.php, i get this error in Safari (and similar one in FF):
Checking recent content then, seems leech downloads *some* feeds items (nodes), but not all of them. Need to re-run cron again to leech all feeds, but this leads also to many duplicate node feed items.
PS: tryed with different update counts and sleep times, but noticed no difference.
Can anyone help please? Thank you
Comment #3
marcoBauli commentedscratching some more:
seems yahoo_terms.module might be the cause of the time outs....my server DOES have cURL extension, still the first time of the day that cron runs (ie: more of feeds to update) connection times out and following error is thrown:
Error while using the Yahoo Terms service. Please check the server internet connection and check if cURL php extension is installeddon't know if this is still connected to the original issue at this point.....in case just let me know and i'll open a new issue.
Thanks
(Drupal 4.7.2)
Comment #4
marcoBauli commentedscreenshot about #3 above
parsing 5 feeds each cron run (default)
Comment #5
toologic commentedOn my localhost server (Drupal 5.1., php 4.4.x, mysql 4.1.x) i have fully worked rss-feed (http://turist.ru/export/article_yandex.rss.xml). (worked, active, accessible real feed)
When i try move this feed on my real server (D5.1.x, php 5.x, mysql 5.x) i can not do it.
I create new node. enter leech-url and... "additional option" - disabled (grayed). I can save this node, but nothing items not leeched by this feed. On edit this node "additional option" also disabled.
What it mean?
Comment #6
toologic commentedAlex_b
Do you any things about this situation (above)?
Comment #7
alex_b commentedPlease file one report per issue and try to find good descriptive titles - that helps a lot when sifting the bug tracker.
I think we have three things going on here:
1) Initial report by toologic with an "Operation timed out". Most likely the feed URL was not accessible when refreshing. Is this problem persistent? What is the feed URL? Please follow up with more detailed information on this problem *on this thread*.
2) marcob's "Error while using Yahoo Terms service". This error occurs when Yahoo Terms is not reachable. Unfortunately there is no handling for this error so far. Your feed items will stay without yahoo terms when the term service is not available at their creation time. Please file a *new feature request* for handling this case. Please file a *new bug report* when you can find more persistent errors. If you file a new bug report or feature request, be sure to link from this thread to the new one and from the new one back to this one.
3) toologic's issues when migrating from one server to the other. It's recommendable using PHP4/SQL4 for leech. There are known issues with PHP5 and MySQL5. However, detailed bug reports are appreciated for making a future release for leech on PHP5/MySQL5 possible. Please file a *new bug report* for this issue and link back to this thread from there and link from this thread to the new bug report. Please provide more detailed information on the problems you're having.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Comment #8
alex_b commented