You should get Feed on Feeds added to the list of Atom enabled aggregators.

http://www.atomenabled.org/everyone/atomenabled/index.php?c=5

Already submitted, waiting for Sam (or whoever) to post the link. I submitted it to the \”Server Software\” category, it seemed like the best fit.

First bug!

On items from Mark Pilgrim\’s atom feed (http://diveintomark.org/xml/atom.xml) the link is shown as \’Array\’ because, well, the link is an array.

If the link is an array, you\’ll need to find the first \’href\’ where \’rel\’ ist alternate and \’type\’ is text/html.

Really? It works for me! That was one of the feeds I tested with, in fact. I think I even see code in rss_parse.inc to handle that case.

I\’m going to cross my fingers and hope that you somehow messed up the installation, and it\’s not some scary PHP version difference. (I\’ve got 4.3.4).

I\’ve also got 4.3.4, and it happened again when I deleted and resubscribed. I\’ll take a closer look tomorrow.

OK, it works fine with a clean install, and this morning it worked fine with my old install by deleting and resubscribing to Mark\’s feed.

<Emily Litella Mode>Never mind</Emily Litella Mode>

Great! Not doing anything and waiting for problems to go away is my favorite type of debugging. My second favorite is deleting code.

I love this tool and run it since a month now. Cheers!
However, the database gets bigger and bigger, even when dumping the old content. Have to do that by hand or am I doint sthg. wrong?!

That\’s right. The database will grow as you use it. You can dump the old content, which deletes the bodies of read items, but not the actual rows from the database. You\’ll have to delete those manually.

Check the forums at sourceforge. I believe some people have posted patches that help with this problem.