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FeedAPI doesnt woks after drupal 6.14 upgrade. Aggregator module works fine, but feedapi doesnt find new items when cron runs. Feeds only refresh manually. Thanks for any help.
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Comment #1
westwesterson CreditAttribution: westwesterson commentedI can confirm that this is a problem.
Comment #2
yhahn CreditAttribution: yhahn commentedThis is caused by a change in 6.14 to
common.inc
which clears out themax_execution_time
setting of PHP when running cron:This is meant to make the cron max exec time unlimited, but feedapi (and other modules) that attempt calculations based on
max_execution_time
in order to limit their cron time usage more or less barf. For example, this change causesfeedapi_cron_time()
to always return 0, meaning that feedapi will no longer run.It's not clear what the right solution is here and it is somewhat disconcerting given that several other modules make use of this PHP setting for calculations.
Comment #3
Aron NovakIn -dev, it's already fixed. However this change in core is painful.
Comment #4
alex_b CreditAttribution: alex_b commentedFor the record, the issue for the fix in #3 is here: #350788-33: Feeds not refreshing on cron - until a FeedAPI 1.9 beta 1 is out, please apply the patch from there.
Comment #5
aharown07 CreditAttribution: aharown07 commentedHaven't updated to 6.14 yet and need to make sure I'm clear on what to do.
I gather that 6.14 will break FeedAPI updating, but the patch to fix that is here: http://drupal.org/node/350788#comment-1971190?
Or can I just as easily install the latest FeedAPI dev and fix it that way?
Comment #6
westwesterson CreditAttribution: westwesterson commentedNo need to patch if you install the beta.
See: http://drupal.org/node/581484
Comment #7
AaronELBorg CreditAttribution: AaronELBorg commentedAny other issues involved with this beta?
Comment #8
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedOnly to note - the patch for this core bug can be found at #193383: set_time_limit: Centralize calls and prevent warnings and errors or now in D6-DEV.
Comment #9
tobey_p CreditAttribution: tobey_p commentedSubscribing.
Comment #10
mimpse CreditAttribution: mimpse commentedUpgrading to FeedAPI 1.9 beta worked for me too...
Comment #11
lbarrioc CreditAttribution: lbarrioc commentedBut where is "Promoted items" parameter in feedAPI 6.x-1.9 content types configuration?
Now the cron runs but new feed items aren't published in fronpage.
Thanks
Comment #13
spangaroo CreditAttribution: spangaroo commentedSorry I don't know if it's bad etiquette to open something that's already been closed, but this was the first thing that came up in my search.
I'm up to date on all of my modules and core 6.14. My feedAPI version is 6.x-1.9-beta2.
I'm also experiencing the problem of my RSS feed of images from a Flickr group that's not updating. The core aggregator has no issue, but I have to refresh manually to receive the new images.
Excellent module overall, just curious as to what to do about this. Thank you.
Comment #14
telcopolis CreditAttribution: telcopolis commentedSame issue here. Drupal 6.14 and FEEDAPI 1.9 beta 2
Only manual, new feeds are added.
Cron does not seem to work.
Comment #15
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedApply the patch in #193383: set_time_limit: Centralize calls and prevent warnings and errors, #111 to core, please.
Comment #16
ianchan CreditAttribution: ianchan commentedsubscribe
Comment #17
Ether CreditAttribution: Ether commentedHow to apply the patch ?
Comment #18
Matt V. CreditAttribution: Matt V. commentedEther, there is a handbook section on applying patches.
For what it's worth, I was still having a problem after updating to 6.x-1.9-beta3. I applied the patch linked to from comment #15 and that fixed the issue for me.
Comment #19
quickcel CreditAttribution: quickcel commentedOr you can upgrade to the 6.15 release....the patch is rolled into that one for you: http://drupal.org/node/661600
Comment #20
neclimdulBetween this been mostly dealt with in feedapi and the fix in core I think this really is closed now.
Comment #21
fiLi CreditAttribution: fiLi commentedSame problem. Subscribe.