Hey Patrick, Could you provide some example feed URLs? How did you discover those feed URLs? That'd really help me track down your issue. Thanks.
-Brett On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 5:50 PM, Patrick Reilly <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm the CTO of a web startup, and recently I have been trying to > experimentally determine if there is a consistent format to update > notifications being pushed to the subscriber from a multitude of > different publishers. During this testing, I used a controlled feed > from YouTube to attempt to capture at least one of these update > notifications. I subscribed to my YouTube account's favorites, along > with one other commonly updated feed afterwards because of my > preliminary results, and the subscription process went flawlessly, but > I have not gotten a single POST update notification despite having > explicitly changed the feed after the subscription was made (multiple > times). > I have checked for the update using both a coded debugging mechanism > in the callback page, and by visually checking the web server access > logs, but nothing has shown up. > > The subscriptions are considered valid by the subscription debugger at > pubsubhubbub.appspot.com, so the error is isolated to either a > publisher issue, or a hub update receiving/push issue. I'm wondering > if anyone knows for sure which one of these issues it is. > > Thank you for your time. > (Same question as posed here: http://qr.ae/aZBu )
