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no because they are new posts, however this has been suggested and you can fix it by opening up the file and modifying the search criteria for today's posts or new posts.
there is a new field in the tableprefix_THREAD table and it is called rss_feed. just add this into the query: WHERE rss_feed!=1 that should work. not at my computer right now so i could double check, but that should eliminate all news posts from being brought up since they will have a 1 in the column and normal fields won't. |
Thanks, how about the max execution time of 30 seconds? It keeps timing out!
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the time out could be related to your feed you are grabbing. what is the URL to the news feed. the script doesn't take long to run at all. but it could be timing out waiting for the rss file.
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Hmm, strange, if I run the cron job manually it times out, but if I let ir run automatically, it's fine!
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it might time out because of the number of feeds.
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The 30 second timeout is a PHP function. You can change this to whatever value you like in your PHP.INI I believe.
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In their tutorial, there is a rssfeed.php file that is called from cron. Where can I get this?
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