Thanks Julien,

I've never used Google Reader before so I might be doing something odd. But 
I've added the feed for my blog, and oddly enough - the three most recent 
posts that are showing, are all things I posted while testing Wordpress' 
push, but have since deleted.
I don't know how Google Reader has found them?
Also, if I leave the window open, will it update automatically, or must I 
refresh? Because presumably refreshing, would manually check the feed, and 
then work - whether or not pubsubhubbub was working or not?


Ben


On Tuesday, 3 April 2012 12:56:10 UTC+1, Julien wrote:
>
> Hey Ben, 
>
> The great dlvr.it folks are on this group, so I'm sure they'll be able to 
> tell you more.
> In the meantime, feel free to try out another pubsubhubbub enabled 
> service, like Google Reader or http://notifixlite.appspot.com/.
> If you see the update propagated in realtime, then you'll know that the 
> problem lies with dlvr.it.
>
> Generally, I think pushpress works fine... but maybe somehting got in the 
> middle.
>
> Julien
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 1:48 PM, Ben Park wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I've got a self-host Wordpress blog, and have been trying to use 
>> PubSubHubbub to get dlvr.it to auto-tweet some of my posts and I can't 
>> get it to work.
>> Specifically, it works like this:
>>
>>    - I email photo to flickr.
>>    - Flickr -> blog - setting creates a Wordpress post with that picture.
>>    - This should get pushed to dlvr.it, and then tweet a link to it.
>>    
>> I tried Automattic Pushpress plugin, but this seems not to work. It just 
>> doesn't update. According to Dlvr.it, the last push was some time in 
>> January (I think when I first installed Pushpress).
>> So I've got rid of Pushpress, and installed the PubSubHubbub plugin from 
>> http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pubsubhubbub/
>> This unfortunately has the same outcome. Dlvr.it still says the feed is 
>> valid, but that it hasn't updated since January. In fact dlvr.it still 
>> shows the feed as being:
>> "http://ben-park.co.uk/?pushpress=hub";
>> I have now completely uninstalled pushpress, but dlvr.it still reports 
>> the same.
>>
>> I don't know if dlvr.it has cached something, or something needs to be 
>> rebooted on my site?
>> Dlvr.it don't have any problems reported their end.
>> If I take Flickr out of the equation, it is the same. It doesn't seem to 
>> make any difference how I create the post, the push aspect just doesn't 
>> work.
>> My blog is http://ben-park.co.uk
>>
>> Any ideas would be very much appreciated. I can't see anything obvious 
>> wrong (but don't know what I'm looking for...)
>>
>>
>> Ben
>>
>
>

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