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sleeper_service wrote:and then you'd know who the troublemaker is

Win-win for everyone!

Sounds like an automated script gone bad. You're a lot nicer than I would be; I'd just block the IPs at the firewall and be done with it... Of course then you'd get a new forum member complaining that they can access Git locally but not from their VPS. :) As mentioned, I don't think Digital Ocean do...

/me gives up

We were all waiting for you to have an epiphany, but here it goes... The linked images are obviously going to show (in the tooltip) the external link because that's where the image is linking to... You know, because it's a link to somewhere else. It's the image itself that gets cached. So right-clic...

sleeper_service wrote:I'm torn, ban him and delete the thread, or move it to the comedy bistro?

Well, I don't think this place is a democracy. So...

e: If it were my choice, I'd vote is comedy bistro..

@erw, You're so pleasant in your responses. It's really quite wonderful. /s So you want to answer without reading question first? As I mentioned - it's not often it's just lots of feeds from one provider. [emphasis mine] Side note: It's nice that you start your journey in the forums being snarky to ...

I'm just another forum member trying to help you. No one wants to pollute the forum with the same information over and over . That's why there's a stickied thread in this very forum with the exact same link I provided. It's Internet courtesy to read the forum rules and stickied threads when joining ...

robertodacosta wrote:Thank you for the answer, fox. But I don't know how to enable the plugin. Can you help me or share some link where I can learn this?

You're going to want to visit the wiki otherwise you're going to get yourself banned for asking questions that have already been answered. Anyway, read: Plugins

Reeder needs the Fever API plugin for TT-RSS. It does not support adding/removing feeds; you have to do that in TT-RSS directly.

I'm not seeing that either. Do you have that feed set to mark updated articles as unread? Maybe turn that off. Also check that there are no filters on the feed in question.

Several of us here are using that plugin without issue. What you're describing sounds like either a user-configuration error or a bug. Could you be more specific?

ibreakcellphones wrote:Any ideas?

Stop wasting your time with that since the bundled af_comics plugin will now take care of this seamlessly for you?

This is not a package issue. The mobile app is entirely client-side. What is your document root? I mean, if: ttrss installed in : /opt/ttrss But to use TT-RSS you visit: https://example.org/ttrss/ ... then the mobile plugin should be set to "/ttrss/mobile/", but as I said, I'm pretty sure ...

GitLab is already pretty heavy on the server, while it's all in fox's control, I wouldn't want that. Sometimes GitLab will actually not do a full comparison because of the load and instead prompt the user if they're sure they want to continue to do that. Instead, just do this from the terminal: $ gi...

fox has a good point. Changing the user agent for every request (which is what will happen if you set that constant I suggested) could be a bad thing. If you wanted it per feed, you'd have to write a plugin that hooks HOOK_FETCH_FEED. Check if it's the feed URL in question; if so, call fetch_file_co...