@dave @steven do you know if the "dead feeds csv" that is generated always puts the most recently added feeds at the end of the file?

podverse nextgen has improved dead feed and duplicate feed handling.

if dead feeds do not always get added to the end of the file, it's not a big deal. just looking at options for avoiding redundantly handling dead feed ids that have already handled.

hey @dave

i am trying to make a successful request to Podcast Index API from within a docker container, but getting a 400 response.

the thing is, this same request, with the exact same config parameters, when run from my machine's localhost, returns a success response.

do you know if this error could be related to "server time mismatch", or something else? apparently that is a possibility with some api setups, although i'm not sure how to debug it yet.

cc @archie

After making a huge Postgres database schema with many join tables...I am finally learning about "Cartesian product" issues 😣

And hoo boy...I am not seeing any appealing ways to handle this.

I have an "item" table, I want to query for one item, and in the screenshot are all the related tables I want to include data from with the result...but apparently the OneToMany relationships (all the tables that end with "s" in this case) cause exponential complexity. Not sure what to do...

RSS PODCAST HOSTING QUESTION

Can anyone recommend platforms that help companies setup *private* RSS feeds, for company internal purposes?

From my friend:

"Basically I have a buddy that wants his company to create a feed that only their employees can see and subscribe to"

Is there an existing product for this use case?