Joe, I've written a "front end" ZSH script (and associated function library) and a wrapper around the tool "podget". I call my set of scripts Kuchota (Swahili for "fetch"). It's running at a handful of stations I work with. I wrote it for use by people who aren't computer programmers; in order to use it one simply needs to know what RSS feeds to watch, and when to run the downloader (crontab setup). It's integrated with Rivendell's dropbox mechanism.
Kuchota is not currently packaged for any Linux distribution, but you can see the individual pieces at https://github.com/opensourceradio/ram/tree/master/usr/local/bin (please fork and submit pull requests!) The individual files of interest are: kuchota pmw-podget-wrapper zsh-functions Podget is available at https://github.com/dvehrs/podget There are several run-time dependencies, and both kuchota and pmw-podget-wrapper will tell you what they are when you launch them. I'll get around to packaging this at some point... Let me know if you're interested and I'll send more details. ~David Klann On 03/01/2017 08:57 AM, Joe Thompson wrote: > What is everybody using these days to download RSS Enclosures Automatically > so that the dropbox feature can auto-import them. Currently I'm using a shell > script that seems to do the trick quite well. But I personally don't want to > have to teach a group of volunteers how to modify a script every time they > need or want to change something. The goal is to keep things like a > instructor of mine once put it "simple stupid". >
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