Waterhole seems to have the capability to generate RSS feeds.
How can we achieve this?
Or is this a feature that will be available in the future? https://waterhole.dev/community/posts.rss
Waterhole exposes an RSS feed for all posts (as you've linked), and each channel (e.g. https://waterhole.dev/community/channels/blog/posts.rss). In the future we may add feeds for comments/specific po...
Oh, my bad.
The posts.rss returning a 404 error was because of a misconfiguration in Nginx.
It's fixed now. Thanks!
Also, I set UTF-8 in RssController.php, and everything is working great.
Oh, my bad.
The posts.rss returning a 404 error was because of a misconfiguration in Nginx.
It's fixed now. Thanks!
Also, I set UTF-8 in RssController.php, and everything is working great.
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Hey,
I think I am having the same issue with RSS like you. What did you change in Nginx configuration?
Hey,
I think I am having the same issue with RSS like you. What did you change in Nginx configuration?
0xZero,
The default configuration of Waterhole should not have any issues.
The reason I encountered this problem was that, for security reasons, I set up some file reading rules that caused the RSS to be blocked.
After removing or modifying the security policy, everything worked fine.
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Waterhole exposes an RSS feed for all posts (as you've linked), and each channel (e.g. https://waterhole.dev/community/channels/blog/posts.rss). In the future we may add feeds for comments/specific posts too.
Oh, my bad.
The posts.rss returning a 404 error was because of a misconfiguration in Nginx.
It's fixed now. Thanks!
Also, I set UTF-8 in RssController.php, and everything is working great.
Hey,
I think I am having the same issue with RSS like you. What did you change in Nginx configuration?
0xZero,
The default configuration of Waterhole should not have any issues.
The reason I encountered this problem was that, for security reasons, I set up some file reading rules that caused the RSS to be blocked.
After removing or modifying the security policy, everything worked fine.
Something like the following: