Things have changed, though: most notably, the advent of Google Podcasts and smart speakers, both of which don’t download but rather stream podcast audio on-demand. Most people get their podcasts automatically downloaded overnight, for example, and fast speed or even a consistent transfer rate isn’t necessary if you’re downloading unattended. I used to think that a content delivery network like Cloudfront wasn’t necessary for a podcast.
(Here are all the tools I use.) Learning: use a content delivery service for audio
Once prepared the environment for a frefsh PL-NG installation I think the best way would be to make a backup from the old system and restore it onto the new PL-NG instance.(Fill this in now you won’t lose your place!) Has anyone been succesful in understanding PL-NG's DB structure? On the Github I don't seem to find such an info. Has anyone been succesfull at having PL-NG's DB and doc folders in a docker volume? 2. then access the DB in RO mode to process data. I thought the way to go would be to implement or ask to implement new functions into PL-NG but maybe the easiest way is to have the analysis tools to access the data created by PL-NG.The steps I think I need are: 1. Call me crazy but I store even tickets from the supermarkets when I pay cashless, because I'd like to do keep track of all the expenses done right cashlessly and my goal is to have an automatic check between cashless activity and tickets to spot possible fraudes, micropayments are the dangerous. I always use PL-NG in a docker container. data in docker volume It's been a year now that I'm enjoying Paperless-NG but I always looked for ways to process the data acquired to do my own analysis. On a side note: `The path has changed in Gitea 1.15, there the file needs to be placed in $GITEA_CUSTOM/public/assets/css` I have `public/css` and `public/assets/css`. `app.ini` has DEFAULT_THEME = gitea THEMES = gitea,arc-green,gitea-modern,plex and I have it to choose from in gitea: Only problem is: They do nothing. Which I have, and where I put the files in. Add to the comma-separated list of setting THEMES in app.ini Calling the cli and gitea help gives me: `CustomPath: /data/gitea (GITEA_CUSTOM)` So if `/home/user/docker-data/gitea:/data` then `/data/gitea` -> `/home/user/docker-data/gitea/gitea` which follows that `$GITEA_PUBLIC/public/css/` -> `/home/user/docker-data/gitea/gitea/public/css`. The value of $GITEA_PUBLIC of your instance can be queried by calling gitea help and looking up the value of “CustomPath”. Anybody know any? Custom themes not working So I got the container Gitea running and it works, mounted this way: volumes: - /home/user/docker-data/gitea:/data According to gitea docs: Add a CSS file to $GITEA_PUBLIC/public/css/theme-.css. I can sort the categories manually, but I can't sort the feeds nor are the RSS-items grouped by feeds in the right panel. Just a collection of all RSS items, I need them to be seperated by feeds inside categories. FreshRSS:, that's something I do not want. And the items inside the feed themselves are always newest->oldest. Category B |-> Feed B |-> Feed A |-> Feed D |-> Feed C Category D |-> Feed A |-> Feed D |-> Feed C |-> Feed B Category A |-> Feed D |-> Feed C |-> Feed A |-> Feed B Category C |-> Feed C |-> Feed D |-> Feed A |-> Feed B And when I click Category C, theres all the feed listed like I sorted them in the left pane, not a->z, not z->a not newest->old or any other, just like I sorted them in the category.
Those are both must have criteria for me. Either I can't name and/or sort the categories, or/and I can't name/sort the Feeds inside the categories. I have specific need to display those RSS, which so far I haven't found in any of these RSS I know, FreshRSS, TinyRSS, etc. Selfhosted RSS-Reader like ! I'm looking for a container'd RSS-Reader like.
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