As life normally throws a curve ball every now again, I'm just getting over mine, which means I've been away from my sites for quite a while... so time to catch up and update.
First things first, update the feeds .... click 'run'
I then get a screen full of this
{code saved}
Seems to be happening on different sites with different feeds, old and new
I'm not sure where to start to try and figure this out, so I thought I'd ask if you have seen or experienced this before?
Regards
Rob
Hi David . Yes
Automation tool
Doesn't matter if I use a feed URL from a while ago, or a freshly generated one
Once I click save and run or run I get the characters as shown before.
I tried running from several pc's and on different sites, generally speaking i get the same result
I'm wondering if it is something to do with me hosting
Obviously naïve to think I could pick up where I left off .... :)
Rob
{code saved}
Hi Rob,
That's strange - I can't see why it would be downloading to stdout, the first I would suggest is to try the php handler instead of auto which would normally invoke the curl handler. To do this, change the value of $config_automationHandler in config.advanced.php at line 43 as follows:
$config_automationHandler = "php";If still no joy let me know and I'll check it out further with you...
Cheers,
David.
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David
Thank you as always for your prompt replies, appreciated.
I'm feeling ever so embarrassed, in following your suggestion from a pc without FTP access I logged into the hosting company to use their inbuilt web space editor, it was then I noticed that web space, although 'unlimited' was in fact full.
For the period I had been away, I hadn't emptied the cache directories which were bursting at the seams.
Once cleared, the files imported as they should!!
DUH! springs to mind
Thanks again & regards
Rob
Hi Rob,
That appears to be raw zipped content being sent to output, just to confirm; are you updating a feed URL in the Automation Tool, save the job details, and then click Run and that is what you are seeing in your browser window?
Cheers,
David.
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