Gotta feature request: user configurable RSS feeds in personal rooms. I
want to feet http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/comments/rss.xml but I
really doubt anyone is interested besides me... except maybe Aahz ;)
s/feet/feed/ ... i don't think anyone wants anything to do with my feet
either.
Why am I interested?
Because of all the early and late season SNOW? ;)
Like I said... it's a long shot :)
AH!!! SNOW!!! SNOW!! SNOW!! Let's do it.
Loanshark, you could probably use that for rss-bookmarks too. the rss headers just need to look a bit different.
I've got it set up as a LiveBookmark in Firefox, but IMO LiveBookmarks
suck and Citadel provides a superior user interface to RSS.
RSS is a freakin' newswire. I want it to show up the way a newsfax would:
in my inbox. It should come to me, I shouldn't have to go to it.
LiveBookmarks
See they appear instantly under the bookmark button, but that means I
have to go into the button and deliberately check for updates to the RSS
feed. What I really want are RSS feeds in my email or in Citadel (because
I am already checking Citadel as often as I check email.)
If nobody
It does that, but as far as I know it's not user configurable (by a
non-BBS-sysop user.)
It has nothing to do with POP3 or IMAP... we already have support for RSS
feeds into rooms, and we already have per-user private rooms, I think it
would be nice for the combination of the two to be user-configurable.
hm, i think you don't get me right. this is something, that would a user to allow polling. whether you add a pop3 poll or rss poll, if you add an interface to do stuff like that, you should do it like that you can do it with other polls too...perhaps a way to bridge user configurations into files
no, I'm talking about something that doesn't need any shell access to the
underlying machine.
Do you think I'm am idiot, dothebart?
if i would, would i waste my time? do i sound as if i would?
Because you're sorta stating the obvious; believe me I know exactly what
I'm asking.
Enough already. I do think it's a good idea, and we should put it in the
plan. I am envisioning a future version of the Citadel system in which
the functionality currently provided by rss2ctdl is embedded directly into
the server. This would of course require that we make a decision about
wh
IMO, NunniCMAX is unacceptable for the simple reason that it appears to
have no webpage and no information available except for mailing list posts
that are all written in Italian.
On the other hand, NunniMCAX doesn't handle XML namespaces, requiring us
to handle it ourselves. Since we definitely need support for namespaces,
this would be a mark against NunniMCAX, provided that some other parser
exists that *does* handle namespaces without any extra effort on our part.
XML.com: Overview of Expat
Under namespace processing, expat consumes xmlns and xmlns:... attributes, which
declare namespaces for the scope of the element in which they occur. ...
www.xml.com/pub/a/1999/09/expat/index2.html - 33k - Cached - Similar pages
I would also consider Xercies C++ SAX on the short list, however.
Sorry Xerces.
Heh, you're one step ahead of me. I was about to post a similar reference
to Expat.
Expat also has the advantage of being a bit more lightweight than
libxml2. And of course libxml2 has a bit of an association with the Bad
People so I'm more hesitant to use it.
I would regard namespaces as a must-have feature and schema validation is
a nice-to-have.
You can do namespaces without schema validation but you can't do schema
validation without namespaces.
You can parse documents that declare a schema without doing schema
validat
I really don't care all that much whether it's libxml2 or expat. Pick one
and I'll get RSS into Citadel sometime the following weekend.
Repository: /appl/svn
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r4598 | dothebart | 2006-09-20 18:17:58 -0400 (Wed, 20 Sep 2006) | 2 lines
* lookup aliases and rooms for delivery too.
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Repository: /appl/svn
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r4599 | ajc | 2006-09-21 00:03:08 -0400 (Thu, 21 Sep 2006) | 5 lines
serv_network.c and msgbase.c: preliminary work for making
the networker more quickly aware of which rooms have recentl
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