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Why the fuck is Tiny Tiny RSS 14 separate docker containers?

:pepe_g:

#tinyTinyRSS #rss #ttrss #docker

Ich bräuchte einen RSS-Aggregator. Empfehlungen?

Aktuell hoste ich #tinytinyrss (#ttrss ), aber die Entwicklung wird eingestellt.

Wunschfeatures:

• Zugriff per Web, wenn möglich auch Android und iPadOS.
• Mehrspaltige Ansicht (Titel+Artikel)
• Filtern/Umschreiben von Inhalten per RegEx, XSLT, Code o.ä. wäre super

Darf self-hosted oder ein Dienst sein. #rss #rssfeed

After making an off-handed comment about the controversial behavior exhibited by the #TinyTinyRSS developer in yesterday's newsletter, I now understand how insensitive it was and have retracted the statement while also issuing an apology.

I'm appreciative for the members of the community who politely held me accountable and promise to be more thoughtful in the future when covering such sensitive topics.

Self-Host Weekly (10 October 2025)

#TinyTinyRSS closes shop (kind of), software updates and launches, a spotlight on #PIgeonPod - an app to convert #YouTube content into #podcasts, and more in this week's #selfhosted recap!

https://selfh.st/weekly/2025-10-10/

#selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #foss #homelab #homeserver #smarthome #privacy #security #development #software #app #apps #rss #fediverse

#TinyTinyRSS sperrt zu.
https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/tiny-tiny-rss-entwickler-zieht-den-stecker/

Jede:r hat wohl seine Gründe, wenn sie:er das macht. Aber irgendwie finde ich die kurze Begründung irgendwie als trauriges Ende https://community.tt-rss.org/t/the-end-of-tt-rss-org/7164

Kein Dank oder sonstiges. Kann er natürlich machen. Aber so möchte ich kein Projekt beenden, in das ich viel Zeit und Energie gesteckt habe.

「Updating a Tiny Tiny RSS install behind a reverse proxy 」

https://t.co/YJMkyMDR4U

——与 #RSS 有关的 #Coding 向 #教程 #经验 #分享 #crosspost #ttrss #tinytinyrss

@midtsveen Was a user and plugin developer for #TinyTinyRSS. Now my goto RSS client is #nextcloudnews.

#nextcloud

Algun alma caritativa que me venda o regale una cuenta de #tinytinyrss (el mejor software de #rss)?

Are you a #TinyTinyRSS user? I made a plugin so that you can share articles from your feeds directly to Bluesky! https://github.com/elforesto/ttrss-bluesky

@Greguti je suis utilisateur en #autohébergement de #TinyTinyRSS depuis de nombreuses années et j'en suis très content. Mais je ne suis pas sûr qu'il soit encore maintenu régulièrement

J'utilise énormément les flux #RSS pour lire les news sur le web.

Mon "daily driver" est le plug-in #FeedBro pour #Firefox.
J'exporte de temps à autres la liste de mes abonnements (un simple fichier OPML), que je fais lire par mon lecteur RSS du moment sur smartphone et tablette.
Mais j'utilise aussi d'autres ordis depuis lesquels je voudrais pouvoir y accéder aussi. Du coup je lorgne vers #TinyTinyRSS et #MiniFlux.
Est-ce hébergable sur un serveur OVH ? Y a-t-il d'autres solutions ?

After thoroughly destroying my #TinyTinyRSS install through neglect (I had been on the old Linuxserver.io image since they discontinued publishing updates), I stood up a new fresh install and managed to import my feeds. It was a very unhinged process since the original install was dead and I did not have an OPML file anywhere for my subscriptions.

What killed it? Well... an update to MySQL 9.0. It changed the authentication in a way that breaks legacy auth and thus the 5-year-old version of TTRSS I had been running. It probably would have been possible to get it back up and running by exporting the database back into a MySQL 8.4 container, but that seemed like a lot of work for very out-of-date software. There was also no clear migration path since the author of TTRSS had long ago abandoned support for MySQL and there are only a handful of dubious third party migratrion utilities out there. There really wasn't much history to save, so I figured the best thing to do was start fresh, but saving my existing subscriptions if I could.

First, I had to connect to the DB and pull all of the feed URLs out of the DB for my user account into a text file. Then I had to use a utility to convert it into an OPML file using a random GitHub utility. https://github.com/andysylvester/urls-to-opml

The utility in question would regularly barf on URLs that didn't respond in a timely manner, so I had to prune a handful of dead ones. Then I had to fix some illegal characters in the file (such as ampersands) so it would actually import.

After importing, I realized just how many dead feeds I had. Websites that hadn't updated in a decade or more, or ones that had simply vanished from the Internet. So many of them belonged to friends that blogged until social media (primarily Facebook) gobbled up their limited attention. It was a regular graveyard of an Internet long ago killed by centralization.

#homelab #selfhosting

Passage de #TinyTinyRSS à #FreshRSS

Tout marche très bien, c’est plus léger, c’est plus efficace, la base est plus légère, c’est plus choupi.

Mon seul regret pour le moment : les applis mobiles pour aller avec ça, y’a rien qui va.

Entre celles qui plantent, celles qui sont inutilisables, celles qui ne mettent à jour rien, celles où l’on ne peut pas classer comme on veut, celles où l’on ne peut pas passer de lu à non-lu…

C’est laborieux…

J'ai fait la bascule #TinyTinyRSS (qui ne m'alimentait plus correctement mes flux) vers #FreshRSS avec l'application « Read You » sur Android. Et bien ça fonctionne plutôt très bien, un grand merci à @marien pour le boulot ! 🖖 #RSS

#RSS : I've conveniently replaced #TinyTinyRSS with #FreshRSS and the « Read You » application on Android. All I need to do now is migrate my data 🤓

› https://freshrss.org
› https://f-droid.org/packages/me.ash.reader/

Bye Bye #Feedly , hello #TinyTinyRSS

Da kommt ein neuer Artikel auf die #bsdbox #wip

#FreshRSS has now a pending merge request to automatically apply labels to articles. This was the last remaining feature I needed to get the same functionality as #ttrss. However I already migrated before this feature. I‘m just very happy to have it again because it really helps with curating my various news feeds.

https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/pull/5954

#tinytinyrss

@thelinuxEXP You mentioned downloading #youtube #videos via #rss: I use #TinyTinyRSS and have all "subs" (I don't have a Google account) there in a feed category. Channel subs are made via #rssbridge. The feed category aggregates all the feeds into one. The aggregated feed then will be the source of my small #python script that downloads the videos via #yt-dlp and then uses the #ttrss api to "mark" the post/feed item/video to "read", after downloading. It's hacky but it works.

My RSS usage and stuff
1. I use #TinyTinyRSS a lot
2. I have also #Wallabag
3. And I also use #Firefox Sync for bookmarks storage
4. I also use Mastodon as the source for stuff to read

Maybe too much tools

Hello friends of #BSDCafe and #Fediverse! 👋

I've always been a proponent of information decentralization. I've had a longstanding appreciation for #blogs and their corresponding #RSS feeds. When #Google Reader shut down, I decided to take on the task of #selfhosting my own feed aggregator.
Initially, I used #TinyTinyRSS, then I transitioned to using #FreshRSS and #Miniflux.
Currently, I manage an installation of FreshRSS with around 300 active users, but it's not linked to BSD Cafe.

Now, I'm looking to set up a dedicated feed aggregator specifically for BSD Cafe users. However, I'm torn between options. FreshRSS is a classic choice with a solid track record. On the other hand, Miniflux is modern, highly functional, offers great mobile accessibility, and is built on Go.
I'd love your input on which one to install.

Let's hear your thoughts (also on comments)! 🤔

Hm, wo heute TinyTinyRSS (https://tt-rss.org) und https://NewsBlur.com erwähnt wurden, sehe ich gerade in meinen Notizen noch https://FreshRSS.org) als selbst hostbaren RSS-Reader. Insgesamt war ich bisher zu faul...

#FreshRSS #Newsblur #TinyTinyRSS #RSS #rssReader #selfHosting

@craftykraken I've been using #TinyTinyRSS for well over a decade. I'm not particularly passionate about it, but it works well and I like the first party Android app.