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Yeah, why no ○ ∪∪ ?
I'm working on getting them
Hey, owner, do you... NOT have an index.rss file on your webserver, for a given board?
I JUST set up Kareha and it actually came with an RSS feed in that file.
Hey, owner, do you... NOT have an index.rss file on your webserver, for a given board?
I JUST set up Kareha and it actually came with an RSS feed in that file.
Fuck double post, apologies
I'll be damned, I must have missed in in the config.
It may have been a bit much, but I was making a rss script for the rss to receive the posts in the thread, instead of just the thread. I feel like I've seen that before on some sites.
I've seen it too, and in fact that was actually the other half of what /I/ was going to do.
UNFORTUNATELY I discovered that Kareha's "database" is the HTML page it generates, which makes such an implementation very difficult without further research onto how it makes and maintains this database.
I'm half considering rewriting Kareha(again, for the like 5th time I've offered this,) just so that it can use a more traditional flat database format.
Eh, forget about rewrites for the moment. I'll attempt my best to wrap my head around how Kareha maintains these files and attempt an elegant solution. I think I have a good idea, but it will take me a bit. I don't actually know Perl in any reasonable capacity.
If you do rewrite it, I think sql would be a bad idea so we should avoid that
I don't think SQL would be a bad choice, in my opinion, but I can do both. Not hard at all.
What other choices are there? I think it would be best for there to be a portable database file that just sits with the software like the log file
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For a modest fee I'll write a custom textboard that does everything you want it to do. Per-thread atom feeds, better moderation tools, sticky threads, system to allow users to register custom capcodes, etc.
It should be really easy to parse the Kareha thread HTML files and spit out per-thread RSS files that update when threads update, as well as generate a feed of all new replies, similar to what I did with multichan, iyagi, and pohon.
I mean, technically speaking, a Postgre or MariaDB database are both portable, but I get what you mean. I've got my personal preferences that aren't fulfilled by Apache normally.
Is PHP okay or would you prefer the rewrite to be written in Perl?
Perl. PHP is for MIT grads
Looking at Kareha's code, I feel like Perl is MIT's preferred language, but very well.