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Problem with subscribing to http://substack.net/blog.xml #9

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elliotf opened this issue Mar 18, 2013 · 5 comments
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Problem with subscribing to http://substack.net/blog.xml #9

elliotf opened this issue Mar 18, 2013 · 5 comments
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elliotf commented Mar 18, 2013

message: 'Validator "required" failed for path link'
elliotf added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 12, 2013
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Handle substack RSS feed
4249940 
See #9.

Updated to a newer version of node-feedparser.  Tried updating to the
newest, but the API has changed significantly.
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elliotf commented Jun 12, 2013

This last commit broke the travis build; mocha does not seem to be installed in travis. Reverting.

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elliotf commented Jun 12, 2013

Reverted as part of 49d173a

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Use more up-to-date feedparser
2731f1d 
See #9.

This reverts commit 49d173a, which
reverted 4249940.

So, this is restoring 4249940.
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elliotf commented Nov 6, 2013

Problem appears to be due to substack.net/blog.xml being malformed. It does not have a self url, but article links refer to self. feedparser was changed to be more forgiving of feeds, so try updating it again.

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elliotf commented Dec 4, 2013

It appears to work now, but there are no links due to issues with lack of canonical URLs. It may be fixed by updating feedparser.

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elliotf commented Dec 6, 2013

It was not fixed by updating feedparser. Urls are now the plain relative path that is not very useful at all.

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