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Is there a limit to how many feeds moonmoon can handle at once?
When I gave my setup the 67th feed (!), it accepted it. But when I edited the name of the feed and clicked "Save changes," I got this error at the top of the administration page:
Warning: file_get_contents(http:) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/mydomaininfo/public_html/mm/House/app/lib/simplepie/simplepie.inc on line 7759
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/mydomaininfo/public_html/mm/House/app/lib/simplepie/simplepie.inc:7759) in /home/mydomaininfo/public_html/mm/House/admin/index.php on line 25
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When I deleted the most recent feed, all was back to normal, but other attempts to add a 67th feed resulted in that error.
I have 105 specific feeds that I am trying to aggregate. Is this impossible with moonmoon? Do I need to find a work-around?
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I appreciate the opportunity to ask a question in a technical support forum. Are the questions actually read by someone who can answer them? I have been very hopeful of receiving a reply to this question.
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Does anyone read these things?
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There is no formal limit in the number of feeds. It's only limited by the memory allocated to the application. In your case, the feed you're trying to add may cause the problem.
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Thank you very much, Maurice.
I do not believe the feed I was trying to add caused a problem. I tried many different feeds as a 67th feed, and all of them caused the same problem.
How is memory allocated to the application? Is that adjustable in some way?
Thank you again.
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Memory is allocated by PHP. Check your PHP Info to see what is your value for memorey_limit. You may increase it in your PHP configuration.
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I asked my internet hosting company some questions about PHP trying to figure why MoonMoon gave me errors when I entered more than 67 feeds. This is the reply I got:
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It appeared that default php configurations of the software were disallowing your software to create more entires. After the 67th entry, the software looks to start having problems. I created a php.ini and inserted it into your "admin" folder where the page that had problems is. Inside of it:
[PHP]
memory_limit = 24M
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This appears to have fixed the problem for me. I now have over 80 feeds working in MoonMoon. I mention this in case it's helpful to someone else.
Hats off to my hosting company (Arvixe.com) for going above and beyond in solving a problem I was having with third party software.
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