A fixed feed would be greatly appreciated! I confess I don't really understand RSS very well. It probably shows.
I was using archive.org for hosting until about half-way through the production of the audiobook, but then they changed in their uploading interface (after all these years), and I suddenly couldn't get into my account anymore. Getting technical help out of them is like wandering in the desert, so I decided to put everything on a shared server slice that I can control. I redid the entire feed at that time, but I guess I did it wrong. BTW, I use Listgarden to generate the feeds. There's probably a way to get the <enclosure> tag in there. I'll look into it for the future. -Thanks! On 8/1/14, Dave Morriss <perl...@autistici.org> wrote: > On 01/08/14 16:57, lostnbronx wrote: >> FWIW, gpodder grabs both feeds just fine. > > I stand in awe of gPodder. Someone has presumably written code that goes > "huh, no enclosure, but there's a link which looks like one, how about I > see if that can be downloaded?". Not what's supposed to happen according > to the RSS specification (as I understand it) but it gets the job done. > > The links all point to 'downloads.cavalcadeaudio.com', but the > enclosures that exist point to 'archive.org'. Is that significant? > > Dave > _______________________________________________ Hpr mailing list Hpr@hackerpublicradio.org http://hackerpublicradio.org/mailman/listinfo/hpr_hackerpublicradio.org
