RSS-Bridge

[girish]

Hi all,

RSS-Bridge is now available in the app store. Thanks to @thetomester13 for packaging this.

Code: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/rss-bridge-app
Docs: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/rss-bridge-app/
App store: https://www.cloudron.io/store/com.rssbridgeapp.cloudronapp.html

[girish]

@thetomester13 we should probably tell the upstream project

[thetomester13]

@girish I'd be happy to! Curious, is there an 'Install on Cloudron' button you all have? I noticed while going through the RSS Bridge's README there's a Deploy section with a few buttons. Ideally there'd simply be a Cloudron button in the mix as well!

[girish]

@thetomester13 Yes, there is and we already have it on many sites! Like https://docs.rocket.chat/installing-and-updating/paas-deployments/cloudron-io and
https://docs.nodebb.org/installing/cloud/cloudron/

See the README.md in https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/gitlab-app/ for the example embedding.

[p44]

@girish What a great tool!!! Thank's @thetomester13

[ultraviolet]

@girish awesome stuff. Just checked the install. The first time install instructions has the wrong default password the text says changeme123 but the ini file is changeMe123.

[girish]

@ultraviolet thanks! fixed.

[robi]

The whitelist.txt is directly viewable from the internet.

It could be placed outside of the "public_html" folder.

[thetomester13]

@robi it does seem as if this is 'standard' behavior. I went to a few public hosts and tried to ping their whitelist.txt files and they showed up just fine (example 1, example 2). Is there an issue with this being exposed? If so, I'd imagine it could be explicitly blocked in the apache config potentially.

[robi]

@thetomester13 Reading about the function of the whitelist on their wiki suggests this is for filtering the bridges being displayed, not for access to the service.

So it's not a network security context as I initially thought.