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It turns out that there was an extra line in issues_rss.php. A colleague used some UBuntu Linux tools to find where the extra line was. By getting rid of the extra "?> <?php" in the file, the RSS feed problem was solved.

Tim

Hello:

I have a Mantis system that is working fairly well. It was initially installed on a workstation, and now that it works so well, we want to move it to a production server. A DBA recreated the bugtracker DB on the new server. The plan is to move the DB now, and move the application later. When ...

Hello:

When I click on the RSS Feed button, I get the following result:

XML Parsing Error: XML or text declaration not at start of entity
Location: http://mantis/issues_rss.php?username=administrator&key=88a3494db0b72fc9ef73060796a2a77b&project_id=1
Line Number 2, Column 1:<?xml version="1.0 ...

We had the same issue. I had to load the WPILauncher.exe from Microsoft on the machine. We had problems after that with uploading files (stored internally) in a MS SQL database. We switched to (whatever the global name is) = DISK, and then had to go into the project and tell which directory to store ...