Tiny Tiny RSS

Is there a guide to creating ttrss plugins? Not really... it's mainly a learn-by-example "system" - look at the included plugins to see examples. Is it just plain php? It's mostly PHP, with some html/javascript/css thrown in (as needed) Some tips to get you started (if you want to start):...

I am running the TTRSS on windows XP. There's your problem! It's a permissions issue; Edit config.php and update 'LOCK_DIRECTORY' and 'CACHE_DIR' to places that the updater can write to (and, to be safe, make them full paths). Who is the update running as? Make sure they have permission to write th...

lotrfan: thanks again! You're welcome! Do you know if removing content could be done automatically? Either by purging content of all read articles and when they are selected again reload the content or setting to purge content of read articles except for last (1, 3, 5, 10, etc.). It might be possib...

1. Hide from Popular feeds > What are popular feeds? I believe popular feeds are only used when connecting TT-RSS instances (with the "instances" plugin), although this could be incorrect. 6. Mark updated articles as unread > How is an article updated? If the feed author changes the conte...

If you're running trunk, the hotkey "Shift+x" should dismiss, and remove the content of, read articles. It keeps the headlines in the DOM (they're only hidden), but at least the content is gone.
If you're not running trunk, then run trunk (or wait until 1.8.1 comes out)

I just installed it on Ubuntu 12.04 (server) using that ppa (and link), and it worked fine. <host>/tt-rss redirects to <host>/tt-rss/ (notice the extra slash), which then loads index.php. Have you made any apache configuration changes? Also, if you're posting code/config files, put it in [code] ... ...

What OS? Definitely sounds like an apache configuration issue.

How does apache know where tt-rss is? Do you have tt-rss in you webroot [i.e., /var/ww or /srv/http or similiar] or an Alias in apache's configuration (or something else)?

So I had the cannot find path issue when running update --daemon. I added this to the top of update.php for us underprivledged windows folk and it's working fine. if (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3)) === 'WIN') { //windows define('PHP_EXECUTABLE', PHP_BINDIR . '\php'); } Why can't you just set that...

The --process-per-site and --process-per-tab flags were removed awhile ago. Sorry about that... The page I linked to said it was generated on (I think) June 20, and I don't use the flags myself. most of which have a bunch of flash that use 100-400 MB ram each If you don't (need to) use all of those...

All links opened from ttrss stay in the same process. Opening and closing many tabs crashes the process because of 32 bit memory limit, it happens a few times a day to me, ttrss becomes nearly unresponsive after about 50 tabs are opened/closed. Is it possible to open links from clicking titles in a...

Try adding /var/lib/tt-rss/ to the open_basedir setting (in the system php.ini), or set the system's open_basedir = None. Yea, adding "/var/lib/tt-rss/" to open_basedir finally got the daemon to work. Thanks a lot :D *makes note* archlinux is all kinds of fucked up. Some of the packages a...

Now I've got another warning : ./update.php --feeds --quiet PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/20100525+lfs/pdo_mysql.so' - /usr/lib/php5/20100525+lfs/pdo_mysql.so: undefined symbol: pdo_parse_params in Unknown on line 0 but it seems it's a Debian related proble...

Right... Arch's tt-rss package likes to spread things out: $ pacman -Ql tt-rss tt-rss /etc/ tt-rss /etc/webapps/ tt-rss /etc/webapps/tt-rss/ tt-rss /etc/webapps/tt-rss/config.php-dist tt-rss /usr/ tt-rss /usr/lib/ tt-rss /usr/lib/systemd/ tt-rss /usr/lib/systemd/system/ tt-rss /usr/lib/systemd/syste...

If you don't want to keep patching each new version (it doesn't sound like fox will accept the patch), there are a few other options: ⋅  You might be able to add the "-c /path/to/php.ini" to 'PHP_EXECUTABLE' (in config.php)... This is probably a Bad Idea. ⋅  Just use th...

@lotrfan: I tried all combinations but everything with the same result. It was worth a shot... @reibuehl: Shouldn't "/usr/bin/php -c /etc/webapps/tt-rss/php.ini" specify the ini file to use? edit: You probably don't want to use this method, as it doesn't look like fox will accept the patc...