Problem with using RSS mods on windows server

[CarpHunter]

I hope this is the correct forum to be posting this. If not be free to move it.

My problem is as follows.

I was searching for a RSS article parser/bot and found some nice ones on this forum (Inferno rss, abouttoday and articlebot)
Problem is that I cant get it to work on my windows based server.

Config server:
Windows XP Pro SP2
Apache 1.3.35
PHP 4.4.2
MySQL 4.0.26

I can install the mods but every time I try to add a RSS feed PHP crashes (I get that anoying windows msg if I would like to send a report). When I check what is wrong it only say: fault in php.exe.

Is there a setting I need to adjust to make this work???

I also use these mods on a linux based machine and there all runs correctly. (same Apache, PHP and MySQL)

[Code Monkey]

If you're looking for Articlebot support you will need to follow the link in my sig. It is no longer available on this site.

[Zachery]

Jump, nothing stoping anyone else from helping him with code

Carp, can you enable public php info and provide a link to your forum? Its possible you have a bad module or not a proper one.

[Code Monkey]

But there is something stoping them from posting my code here.

[Zachery]

Small snipets of code are under fair use, and we might not even need to see the code. Besides, I thought you were leaving jump?

[Code Monkey]

My hacks left. But I am still a paying customer of Jelsoft and don't you forget it.

[Zachery]

I haven't and I'm still here providing some support for the people who need it, If you've got nothing else to add to helping this guy can we please keep this on topic?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Let's please just stick with answering the questions of this member, that can already be difficult enough.

@CarpHunter
Chances is big that it is caused by a loaded module in PHP.

If you have a test system available, you might want to play with PHP config and the modules that are loaded.

[Code Monkey]

Originally Posted by Zachery

I haven't and I'm still here providing some support for the people who need it, If you've got nothing else to add to helping this guy can we please keep this on topic?

You are the one that steered it off topic not me. Just stop attacking me and all will be well.

[CarpHunter]

Firts of al my apolagies for the late reply.

I found a solution for my problem.
I looked at the phpinfo from my host and my own test site.
There I found I was missing out on a module, cURL.

I just installed it and all works peachy.