Hi, folks who are browsing the issues here should be aware that there is a much more up-to-date fork that's been under active maintenance by a team of folks for several years (long before this version was imported wholesale into Google Code), at https://github.com/RomanSixty/Feed-on-Feeds
It tries to keep up-to-date with the latest changes in PHP, MySQL, and SQLite, and also tries to keep deployment as simple and straightforward as possible. We've also added in a lot of useful stuff like WebSub support for push-based updates, image proxying for those sites that still have aggressive anti-hotlink measures, lazy-loading of images, and easier flows for subscribing to YouTube and Reddit content.
I would hope that there's some way to reconcile the diverged histories that took place outside of GitHub, and that the official documentation would at least acknowledge these efforts.
Thanks.
Hi, folks who are browsing the issues here should be aware that there is a much more up-to-date fork that's been under active maintenance by a team of folks for several years (long before this version was imported wholesale into Google Code), at https://github.com/RomanSixty/Feed-on-Feeds
It tries to keep up-to-date with the latest changes in PHP, MySQL, and SQLite, and also tries to keep deployment as simple and straightforward as possible. We've also added in a lot of useful stuff like WebSub support for push-based updates, image proxying for those sites that still have aggressive anti-hotlink measures, lazy-loading of images, and easier flows for subscribing to YouTube and Reddit content.
I would hope that there's some way to reconcile the diverged histories that took place outside of GitHub, and that the official documentation would at least acknowledge these efforts.
Thanks.