$rss = new SimplePie();
$rss->set_useragent(SIMPLEPIE_USERAGENT . MAGPIE_USER_AGENT_EXT);
- $rss->set_timeout(20);
+ $rss->set_timeout(10);
$rss->set_feed_url($fetch_url);
$rss->set_output_encoding('UTF-8');
return $this->SimplePie_File($location, $timeout, $redirects, $headers, $useragent, $force_fsockopen);
}
}
+ // No feed fount at error correction.
+ // according to http://simplepie.org/support/viewtopic.php?id=1430
+ else {
+ $this->success = false;
+ }
}
}
else
$user_prefs_cache = array();
_debug(sprintf("Scheduled %d feeds to update...\n", db_num_rows($result)));
-
+
+ // Here is a little cache magic in order to minimize risk of double feed updates.
+ $feeds_to_update = array();
while ($line = db_fetch_assoc($result)) {
+ $feeds_to_update[$line['id']] = $line;
+ }
+
+ // We update the feed last update started date before anything else.
+ // There is no lag due to feed contents downloads
+ // It prevent an other process to update the same feed (for exemple, forced update by user).
+ $feed_ids = array_keys($feeds_to_update);
+ if($feed_ids) {
+ db_query($link, sprintf("UPDATE ttrss_feeds SET last_update_started = NOW()
+ WHERE id IN (%s)", implode(',', $feed_ids)));
+ }
+
+ while ($line = array_pop($feeds_to_update)) {
_debug("Feed: " . $line["feed_url"] . ", " . $line["last_updated"]);