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fabriziosalmi / UglyFeed

Retrieve, aggregate, filter, evaluate, rewrite and serve RSS feeds using Large Language Models for fun, research and learning purposes.
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Unable to serve #17

Closed Cthalin closed 3 months ago

Cthalin commented 3 months ago

Gathering data, processing and converting works fine, but serving the xml does not work for me. I have tried on two docker instances, where executing the serve.py script just results in an endless 'running' without any log errors. I have also tried via cloning the repo and executing the scripts manually via terminal. Here the script starts successfully and giving me the message '2024-06-09 18:39:32,936 - INFO - Serving uglyfeed.xml at: http://192.168.178.151:8000/uglyfeed.xml' but when I open up the link I get the message 

'192.168.178.151 - - [09/Jun/2024 18:39:36] code 400, message Bad request
192.168.178.151 - - [09/Jun/2024 18:39:36] "GET /uglyfeed.xml HTTP/1.1" 400 -'

I have also run a XML checker on the uglyfeed.xml just to be sure it worked fine until that step without any issues. To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. run the scripts until the serving step
  2. open the provided link
  3. see error 400 in browser and in terminal

Expected behavior A XML response to be seen

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fabriziosalmi commented 3 months ago

the http serving method has been moved to the gui.py script :)

can u please try to pull the latest docker image and provide feedback here ? could be really useful since lot of small fixes has been included today :) ty 🍺

if you prefer to go without docker just git pull the latest repo code and run the web ui:

streamlit run gui.py --server.address 0.0.0.0

⚠️ always backup your config.yaml and input/feeds.txt files before to git pull ... I already included a double check to avoid overwriting of the config.yaml but is barely tested and is missing the same for the input/feeds.txt file (will be released soon since is a small easy fix)

Cthalin commented 3 months ago

jfyi I will test it and report back, I just don't have the time currently :)

fabriziosalmi commented 3 months ago

Helo☕️

I just added the Deploy page where you can push the generated XML to GitHub or GitLab and retrieve it using any RSS reader. That way the HTTP server is not needed anymore.

Deployments scheduler will be added very soon btw ⏰

Another (atm) undocumented way is to access the XML on local machine since it's saved to the uglyfeeds/uglyfeed.xml path of the local clones repository 🍻

Cthalin commented 3 months ago

Seems like you are faster than me :) I still have to check it out, now with the newest changes. Yes, I know where to find the xml and as a surrogation I just used a nginx container to serve it directly from there for my reader