rcarmo
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11 years ago I think this is too fiddly, really. I don't intend to change rss2mail that deeply, and there's nothing wrong with waiting until you've got SSH access to subscribe to something (plus I have SSH on pretty much all my mobile devices...)
On Mar 20, 2013, at 01:51 , phavx notifications@github.com wrote:
I've got a feeling I'm somehow spamming, but ideas keep flowing, so sry.
What to do when you're on the run and would like to add a feed if you don't have SSH?
Provided that r2e is setup to be run by cron, a possible solution would be to compose an email and save it as in your 'drafts' folder with a special title/recipient.
Basically the same options as given per commandline, each feed on a single line. Again, brownie points for something like this:
- http://something [folder] -- adds a new feed
- http://somethingelse -- deletes a feed
http://foobar -- pause/unpause a feed
So on every run, before actually processing feeds, check if this is available and act accordingly.
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I've got a feeling I'm somehow spamming, but ideas keep flowing, so sry.
What to do when you're on the run and would like to add a feed if you don't have SSH?
Provided that r2e is setup to be run by cron, a possible solution would be to compose an email and save it as in your 'drafts' folder with a special title/recipient.
Basically the same options as given per commandline, each feed on a single line. Again, brownie points for something like this:
http://foobar -- pause/unpause a feed
So on every run, before actually processing feeds, check if this is available and act accordingly.