Closed n00b12345 closed 8 years ago
Solution here should probably be to warn users that the password will be stored in plain text and to disallow adding non https feeds with basic authentication.
If anyone is interested in working on this, feel free to ask for help and tipps, I probably won't have the time to do this so marking this feature as contributors needed
@n00b12345 btw, something that just came to my mind: can you try if this works already by using the http basic auth url? http://youruser:yourpassword@feed.com/password-protected/feed.rss?
@BernhardPosselt yeah I tried it earlier in the day using a locally generated feed. Didn't work unfortunately. The feed just failed to load even with a 300 second timeout. Without authentication the feed loaded in a few seconds.
@n00b12345 do you have a feed that I can easily test?
@Bernard I'm so terribly sorry, I don't. My Apache server running OwnCloud is nothing but a raspberry pi.
I'm basically using Shaarli (the bookmarking client) to generate local RSS feeds, whose Apache powered page is protected by a password; therefore the need to have the ability to read password protected feeds. Shaarli is here on GitHub. You could, if possible, test it though at your end, since it requires no setup and won't take much of your time.
Again, so terribly sorry about this. Apologies.
@BernhardPosselt Sorry to open this again, but I've a feed you can test.
This is the RSS feed link : http://shaarlidemo.tuxfamily.org/Shaarli/?do=rss&searchtags=test
This is the username and password: demo, demo
Needless to say, you can go to http://shaarlidemo.tuxfamily.org/Shaarli to check this. I've added a link with the test tag. It's the Shaarli demo site but will work nicely for testing.
Expected results - No results when you don't authenticate feed with username and password.
@n00b12345 did you try the latest version? Basic Auth is already implemented
Oh okay. I didn't realise that. I'll have to update my OwnCloud installation. Unfortunately my repository is still stuck in 8.2.3.
Thanks for the help!
I'm not sure if this is supported yet. The feeds I tried (locally created for testing) didn't work.
Do consider adding support for this.