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1. #CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER HOW TO#
2. #CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER INSTALL#
3. #CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER GENERATOR#
4. #CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER SOFTWARE#
5. #CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER LICENSE#

# Block access to typical spam related attachments # Secure file attachments by using ScriptAlias with viewfile script.Īlias /pub/TWiki "/var/www/twiki/pub/TWiki"Īlias /pub/Sandbox "/var/www/twiki/pub/Sandbox" # The Alias defines a url that points to the twiki pub directory, which # The second parameter must point to the physical path on your disc. # The first parameter will be part of the URL to your installation e.g. # The ScriptAlias defines the bin directory as a directory where CGI # BrowserMatchNoCase ^SiteSucker blockAccess # block evil browser agents trying the impossible task of mirroring a twiki # You can expand this by adding more BrowserMatchNoCase statements to This is important to prevent the most obvious # including its own topics as URLs and also prevents other TWikis from # Setting a BrowserMatchNoCase to ^$ is important.

# We set an environment variable called blockAccess. # IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure to enable mod_cgi in the primary apache configuration file. I took the liberty to hide the file (again) because of its length (and TWiki trying to interpret it, making it hard to read) - HaraldJoerg.# on installing CPAN modules without superuser privileges.ġ # Required for successful module loadingĪnd the nf located at /etc/apache2/conf-available/nf # as many directories as you want, separated by commas. # then you can add the absolute paths to those modules below. you have downloaded extra modules for use with plugins) # If you need to use perl modules that are not installed in the standard # -++ Extra path components to include in OPTIONAL: If you want to load them before the system libs, # TWiki ships with some CPAN modules, such as File::Temp. # The absolute path to the 'lib' directory in your installation. # -++ Path to lib directory containing TWiki.pm. #$ENV = 1 # Basic monitoring = 1, more monitoring = 2 # LocalLib.cfg: local path settings for TWiki # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

#CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER LICENSE#

# more details read LICENSE in the root of this distribution. # of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

#CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER SOFTWARE#

# as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 3 # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # This program is free software you can redistribute it and/or # TWiki Enterprise Collaboration Platform, As a general hint, it is better to attach config files to a support question than to copy it.

#CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER GENERATOR#

Twiki is located in /var/www/twiki and i used the twiki config generator to create the config. I searched on the web and found some people with almost the same problem but their solution wasn't working for me (cant remember where because it was before my holidays). i followed the setps to setup my twiki server but when i have to run my configure it leads me to the 404 Error (no page found). Status:Īs the title says, i have a problem with getting my twiki running. Your package.json should look similar to this: Ĭonst sortedPosts = posts.SID-02270: Can't Run the configure, 404 error. This permits the use of ECMAScript modules, rather than CommonJS modules. There is one extra field that needs to be added to the package.json file and that is the type field.

#CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER INSTALL#

To install the type definitions run the command: npm install -save-dev. To install these run the command npm install fs-extra cheerio xml typescript -save, and since we are using TypeScript for this example we need the corresponding type definitions. After creating the package.json these are the npm packages that we will add: There are some npm packages that will be used to create the rss feed, so first run the command npm init, which will create a package.json file that we can add dependencies to.

#CREATE AN RSS FEED WITH SITESUCKER HOW TO#

This got me interested in how to add an rss feed to a static website built with the Jamstack, specifically how to generate an rss feed from blog post data with node.js and TypeScript.īefore proceeding make sure to have node.js and npm installed. Recently I've been using feedly to stay up to date with a variety of web development blogs. An RSS feed is a convenient way to allow access to syndicated content in a standardized format that is easily shareable and discoverable.