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I'm trying it out for myself and it seems that using a '/' character in a feed name prevent access to any url using the feed name. I know bugs should be expected, I'm sharing it just in case.
STRs:
Add the feed https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/top.rss with name /r/selfhosted
Get a 404 on the resulting /feeds//r/selfhosted/entries page
Can't access or delete the feed afterwards
I had to manually edit the sqlite database to fix this.
I guess you could disallow forward slashes or maybe url-encode them?
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I guess you could disallow forward slashes or maybe url-encode them?
Yes I should do one of things things. There's the alternative of not using names in the urls, but at least for the filtering I think it's desirable to have it displayed in the url (arguably the same could be done by using id + slug).
A related set of bugs happens with using spaces in the names, that should also be handled.
Hello, nice project!
I'm trying it out for myself and it seems that using a '/' character in a feed name prevent access to any url using the feed name. I know bugs should be expected, I'm sharing it just in case.
STRs:
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/top.rss
with name/r/selfhosted
/feeds//r/selfhosted/entries
pageI had to manually edit the sqlite database to fix this.
I guess you could disallow forward slashes or maybe url-encode them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: