See the following thread:

http://planet-soc.com/node/259

I can add these feeds on localhost, so I'm assuming it's something with the way the server is configured, but I've no idea how to begin troubleshooting that. Any ideas?

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csevb10’s picture

If you're using curl locally and fsockopen on the server, this could definitely be the cause. If that's the case, I updated simplepie.inc (so it was technically a simplepie problem, but that's irrelevant when things aren't working. :-p), so the issue should be resolved now.
If it is using curl, let me know, and I will do my best to try and debug this issue more. Thanks!

webchick’s picture

Just cvs up -dPC and unfortunately the error still exists. :(

http://planet-soc.com/sp_compatibility_test.php that's my Simplepie compatibility test results, which indicates PHP does not have cURL support, and is instead using fsockopen.

http://planet-soc.com/fsocktest.php is a test that confirms fsockopen is working (just retrieving contents of http://example.com/)

http://planet-soc.com/simplefeed_debug_info.php for the full shebang.

csevb10’s picture

Yes, I apologize for somewhat misleading you on this one. I submitted the info to simplepie (which is where the problem resides), and I corrected our version of simplepie.inc. Shortly thereafter, though, simplepie.inc was updated to the newest version (which hasn't fixed the issues yet), so the fsockopen path of the code broke again. There's a patch here that will fix you in the interim until we can get the fixes pushed into simplepie:
http://drupal.org/node/138342

m3avrck’s picture

It's more than that though -- there is issues with trunk as of recently (within few weeks) that is part of this problem. Working with SimplePie folks to get this fixed soon!

webchick’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Awesome, that patch fixed the bug. Thanks so much!!

m3avrck’s picture

Status: Fixed » Reviewed & tested by the community

Leaving open till SimplePie fixes this so we can run the fix for us too :-)

http://simplepie.org/support/viewtopic.php?pid=3001#p3001

m3avrck’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Closed (duplicate)

Err this should be a dup ;-)