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Hi,
There have been a few posts on the forums dealing with getting Drupal to support Podcasts and I am happy to say that I have no trouble getting those to work. What I am trying to figure out is how to add in the extra XML fields to the RSS feed to give the iTunes podcast directory all the information it desires. Without the added extensions the entry in the directory looks rather bad. I am interested in a Drupal only solution, not one that requires me to pipe my feed through FeedBurner or anything else.
When I run cron using wget -O - -q http://www.kimaya.net/cron.php it does not give me any errors.
But when cron.php runs from my crontab it sends me an e-mail with following message
user error: Duplicate entry 'cron_busy' for key 1
query: INSERT INTO variable (name, value) VALUES ('cron_busy', 'b:1;') in /home/.panfry/sjadhav/kimaya.net/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66.
I tried to see all the forums where people talked about user 0, but I have entries for user 0 and site is functionion fine except I keep getting these e-mails. Surprisingly the log shows that the cron was completed.
I manage the content for a drupal site dedicated to an important artist.
The site is running on a 2,4 Ghz, 1 Gb Ram computer, 100Mbit netcard, win2003 + apache 2 + mysql
At the moment we are under heavy traffic (well, everything is relative, but for us 200k pageviews daily is heavy ;-) ), and the site is really slow (or even not responding) at peak times (9-11 a.m. and 2-5 p.m.).
I just wrote a quick hack to get the taxonomy-id based on the node that the user is on from table 'term_node'. for now I hard-coded the username/pwd and so on into my function to pass to the mysql_connect() statement.
I was wondering if there is perhaps a more efficient and secure way to do this ?