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Got a question about FeedLand? #180
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Hi Dave, I can connect to Drummer with the new email-based system, but when trying to sign-on Feedland, it says "There was an error sending the email: There is no user with that email address." I still can read my feeds, https://feedland.org/?username=oevl Thanks in advance. |
@oevl -- the two products don't share an identity system. you have to create a new account for FeedLand. |
Hi Dave, I have an account on Feedland, but it now needs an email address to reset my password. I created my account when it was using Twitter as a login, but this has been dropped now. Can I be re-linked to my account on Feedland? |
sorry -- you can't log in with twitter, so you must create another account (takes less than a minute), and subscribe to the same feeds you had on the previous account. if you tell me what the old account was (the twitter handle) i can show you how to do that. |
My existing account name (and Twitter name) is matthewlang. |
It looks like you just have the default starter set of feeds. https://feedland.org/opml?screenname=matthewlang So there's hardly any point in restoring them. Just create a new account with your email address and when it asks if you want some starter feeds just say yes. |
Will do, thanks! |
Hi. Thers's a tiny issue that for instance "http://aaa.com/feed" and "https://aaa.com/feed" are treated as two different RSS feeds rather than being merged into one. Thanks for the great work by the way. |
Hi Dave, My own feed was on showing errors (it just started) so I unsubscribed and then tried to resubscribe. After quite a while I got a dialogue: "There was an error communicating with the server." I can download the feed with curl: https://johnjohnston.info/blog/feed/ Is there anything I can check? |
@troutcolor -- let's figure out what's going on. It looks like you're using feedland.com and not feedland.org, yes? I looked at your feed list there. https://feedland.com/?username=johnjohnston Is that the page in your screen shot? Noted that you're viewing by Title, and when I did the same I saw what you saw. There are a lot of red feed in the list when viewed that way. I checked your feed in feeder, and it's able to read it. That's the same code that FeedLand uses to read feeds and it was able to read your feed. https://feeder.scripting.com/returnjson?feedurl=https://johnjohnston.info/blog/feed/ That's always a good way to check a feed to see where the problem might lie. I tried unsubscribing your feed and re-subscribing and found it took a long time, as you reported, but it did eventually come back with me subscribed. BTW, it would be helpful if you did not address the question to me by name. If someone else might be able to help in my experience they won't if the request is addressed to someone specifically. |
Hi, Thanks, If I sort by When I have to scroll down to see some errors. I tried to resub a few times, but still errored out. I could re subscribe by ticking the box on the subscription list. I've also noticed some feeds that had an error when I reported the problem, are now ok (example https://cogdogblog.com/feed) which showed an error in my screenshot but is now fine. I check another feed in feeder: Which looks ok, but shows error and doesn't show the latest post in Feedland The river view I noticed the most recent view in the river view has [no date] as the date for the feed(?) I don't know if that is significant. I also now see errors on my own feed although it shows the two posts I made this evening. Check now shows an error, but FWIW my own site was down for a while yesterday for a short time, about 8 minutes according to Jetpack. cheers john |
@troutcolor -- thanks for the details/confirmation. here's a suggestion -- try:
this way we'll have a way to compare feedland-to-feedland. it's interesting that feedland.com is (presumably) running on the same network as all the wordpresses and that might account for the problems somehow? and you'll have a great backup if things should get worse. my biggest concern here is that you, one of our most valued users, have continued FeedLand service. it doesn't matter to me which server you're using. |
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