Hi Julien I only tried w/ Blogger feeds because I don't know other feeds are being published via appspot. I didn't try other hub because I don't know how to verify (query) for my subscription status. If you have some handy test hubs, I can definitely give them a try and update the thread w/ my findings.
Thank you Joe On Friday, January 18, 2013 1:00:08 AM UTC-8, Julien wrote: > > Joe, > > I think someone from Google will probably be better to answer that > question. > Is this happening only with the blogger feeds or have you seen this > behavior with > other providers as well? > > > -- > *Check http://superfeedr.com : your default hub!* > * > * > Julien Genestoux, > http://twitter.com/julien51 > > +1 (415) 830 6574 > +33 (0)9 70 44 76 29 > > > On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 7:07 PM, Joe Webb <[email protected] <javascript:> > > wrote: > >> My app subscribed to several blogger blogs via appspot and by default the >> subscriptions are good for only 5 days. This is what I observed: >> >> 1) appsot didn't try to renew my subscriptions. I didn't find any entry >> in my webserver logs >> >> 2) Then I tried to proactively renew by sending a new subscribe request. >> Appspot gives me a "409 Conflict" response. When querying appspot about >> my original subscription, appspot still have it and listed it as expired. >> My subscribe code works fine for a new topic though. >> >> I would appreciate if you could share how you are able to renew or >> maintain long lasting subscriptions w/ appspot. >> >> Regards >> Joe >> > >
