what happens, if you log into your server and call
curl "your wanted rss-feed link here"
if you got a valid openssl installation this should give you the feed in plain text
tonn
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looks like I have valid xml

Do you have the PHP curl module installed and enabled?
tonn
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I know it… I didnot write about bug, I just asked to help ))
tonn
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Looks like this… but I’m not sure…
There is “Configure Command => … ‘–with-curl=/usr’” in output of “php -i”
I’ll try check it…
php -m
should show you enabled modules
So there’s a disconnect between what’s supported in the command line with what PHP has available.
Can you post a larger excerpt of your PHP info? Specifically, there should be some information about OpenSSL, etc.
Also, even though curl shows up make sure it shows enabled for it (and for OpenSSL).
See the phpinfo() screenshot at the end of this article for an idea of what type of information to post here.
How are you running your update tasks? Cron, daemon, screen, etc.?
tonn
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is it enough? also I checked all my feeds in tt-rss and there is other https-feeds and they works fine
Thanks, that helps. And how are you running your update tasks?
tonn
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Do you talk about this?
define(‘SIMPLE_UPDATE_MODE’, true);
Ahh… Is that representative of how your feeds are updated?
e: If so, we need to re-run some stuff. Sometimes the command line operates different than the web interface. So we need to run phpinfo(); through the web browser to see if the settings are the same.
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Create a file at the document root (some random file name that you’ll remember (e.g. temp-32hf88.php), it’s just temporary). You can place this file inside the tt-rss directory to keep things simple.
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In it paste the contents below and save the file.:
<?php phpinfo();
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Visit that page through your web browser and screenshot the appropriate sections for curl and OpenSSL.
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Delete the file you created.
tonn
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Yes! I found the problem!..
Some time ago I changed domain name of my server.
Now I look at config.php and see old domain. I fix it, restart php-fpm and reload tt-rss page in browser. Now problem feed is successfully added.
Great. Glad the issue is resolved. Turns out to not be a curl/SSL issue after all.
fox
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i thought there was a check for this 
I think just for HTTP(S) scheme.
fox
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https://git.tt-rss.org/git/tt-rss/commit/7506b61af259f24456ea44c2c31a915c634f0c5e
e: in other news looks like phpstorm indents shit with spaces silently now, thanks jetbrains
tonn
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… to data returned by httpd
If it would help, I use nginx
curl shouldn’t be in /usr
It’s Gentoo, which I have never used; so I made no assumptions.
:shrug: