17:50 <abliss-> Ok, after a bunch of messing around, I have a version of tiny-tiny-rss that allows me to publish my republished-articles feed at a static sandstorm url!

17:52 <simpson> Nice. That sounds like a plateau of functionality.

17:54 <abliss-> I've been using my previously-posted 1.13.0 spk for a while, and it seems to be working OK -- but I almost exclusively use it through the mobile API, so I haven't tested the web interface throroughly. JacobWeisz[m] have you had a chance to try it out?

17:57 <JacobWeisz[m]> I honestly remember a borked SPK comment and didn't try anything.

17:58 <JacobWeisz[m]> I can look. Republished articles?

17:58 <abliss-> Yeah, the TTRSS interface lets you click a 'reshare' button, then it exports a feed of your reshared articles that othres can publish. Like an old-school retweet, i guess.

17:58 <abliss-> s/others can publish/others can subscribe/

17:59 <abliss-> anyway, here's the new release: https://github.com/abliss/Tiny-Tiny-RSS/releases/tag/1.13.0-1-rc1

18:01 <abliss-> and if anyone wants to subscribe to my personal feed of republished articles, it should show up at https://ohf545necr29n0c2xhhj.sandstorm.rapidraven.com/public.xml in just a few minutes

18:09 <JacobWeisz[m]> That's neat. I'll definitely play with that. When Ian gets the Powerbox based version running, do you think you'll be able to merge that feature in?

19:06 <JacobWeisz[m]> I have subscribed to your republished feed, but I have a suggestion.

19:07 <JacobWeisz[m]> The feed title should probably take in your display name or something. It was weird seeing "Published Articles" being the name of your feed.

20:32 <abliss> yeah, also the feed's self-advertised URL is wrong. Though, just like ian, "I only want to touch so much PHP" :)

20:52 <JacobWeisz[m]> I love PHP.

20:52 <JacobWeisz[m]> Now that my PHP code works in Sandstorm I'll probably write more.

21:20 <isd> I am in favor of ocdtrekkie writing the necessary PHP :P

21:20 <isd> to each their own.

21:21 <isd> I wonder if ttrss upstream would be open to a patch that made it detect the URL it was being fetch via and use that?

21:21 <isd> (I'd like to push stuff upstream as much as makes sense)

21:22 <abliss> at the moment, ttrss is serving at http://localhost:8080. I'm periodically curling that from within the grain and dumping the output to /var/www/rss.xml .

21:24 <isd> You could probably patch up the URLs before dumping it into /var/www?

21:28 <abliss> yep, i could sed it or something. not sure if i can get the grain owner's display name from inside launcher.sh? (no http headers)

21:33 <isd> Could probably put a proxy in front of ttrss and store it somewhere for later use.

21:33 <isd> We should work on merging some of these things.

22:02 <JacobWeisz[m]> I don't wanna ask upstream for anything, tbh.

22:03 <JacobWeisz[m]> The first time Jason tried didn't go well.

22:09 <abliss> yeah, the upstream BDFL isn't very civil or receptive.

22:38 <isd> That's annoying.

23:13 <isd> Updated ttrss spk: https://mirror.zenhack.net/pub/ttrss.spk

23:14 <isd> A little more robust, and makes slightly courser-grained requests.