Some RSS/RDF/Atom feeds contain only few items which rotate out quite quickly. A very extreme example is UserFriendly's RSS feed which only contains one (relevant) item and changes every day.
To follow them my feed reader would need to fetch them at least once a day. But my feed reader does not run if I'm e.g. travelling and I still don't want to not miss any entry.
So I need a proxy which does not cache feeds on a per file base but on a per item base and runs on some server which is permanently online.
As of now this is a working prototype without
- Cache expiration
- Limiting the amount of cached items
- Access control
Default port is 65261 (aka 0xFEED).
- Perl 5.10
- Modern::Perl
- HTTP::Proxy
- XML::FeedPP
- File::Basename
- File::Path
- autodie
- YAML
- Hash::Merge::Simple
Copyright 2013 Axel Beckert abe@deuxchevaux.org
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