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problem with rss
hello
what can I do to get my rssposter.php working with biggest rss files? thank you Manuel |
We might need more information - what problem are you having exactly? And it sounds like you believe it has to do with the size of the feed?
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when I try to setup a new rss feed I get this error:
XML Error: Invalid document end at line 10612 when I try with a smaller one I get no errors (this one is about 4MB) thank you |
hello
any idea? thanks |
Hmm...are you sure it's the size and not that the document is actually bad? If this is a feed you're getting from another site, can you post the url?
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this is the result using the W3C Validator
http://validator.w3.org/appc/check.c...D146%26ref%3D4 the file is largest then 2MB, maybe rssposter is also limited to 2MB? thank you |
I've looked at the code and didn't see anything obvious that would limit it to 2M. There is a php setting "upload_max_filesize" that seems to have a default of 2M, but since this isn't an uploaded file I don't see why it would apply. But it's probably worth trying to increase it and see what happens.
Another thought is that in the file includes/class_css_parser.php there's a function at the top, fetch_file_via_socket() that gets the data. It looks like it tries to use curl functions if available, and if not it uses a socket. You might try editing it and chaging the line: Code:
if (function_exists('curl_init') AND $ch = curl_init()) to Code:
if (0 AND function_exists('curl_init') AND $ch = curl_init()) to force it to use a socket instead of curl. But that's just a stab in the dark. |
ok thank you
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