How to Install RSS Fulltext Proxy on Debian Latest

In this tutorial, we'll guide you on how to install the RSS Fulltext Proxy on Debian Latest. RSS Fulltext Proxy is designed to generate full-text RSS feeds for websites that only offer partial feeds, thus helping you to stay updated with your favorite websites.

Prerequisites

1. A Debian Latest distribution installed on your system with sudo privileges.

2. Basic knowledge of the command line.

3. SSH access to your server

Installation Steps

1. Open your terminal window and log in to the server via SSH.

2. Navigate to the /opt directory or any other directory of your choice, and clone the RSS Fulltext Proxy Git repository:

    $ sudo git clone https://github.com/Kombustor/rss-fulltext-proxy.git
   

   This will clone the repository to a new folder named rss-fulltext-proxy within the directory.

3. Change into the rss-fulltext-proxy folder:

    $ cd rss-fulltext-proxy
   

4. Install the necessary dependencies using the following command:

     $ sudo apt-get install nodejs npm
   

   If nodeJS and npm are already installed on your system, they will be skipped during the installation process.

5. Install the required packages:

     $ sudo npm install
   

   This command will install the required node modules specified in the package.json file.

6. Configure your proxy settings by editing the config.js file using your favorite text editor:

     $ sudo nano config.js
   

   Update the url field with the URL of the feed you want to proxy, and set any other configuration options you might require.

7. Start the RSS Fulltext Proxy server:

     $ sudo npm start
   

   This command will start the server and listen on port 3000 by default.

8. Access the RSS feed by opening a web browser and navigating to http://SERVER_IP:3000/rss. Replace SERVER_IP with the IP address of your server.

   You can now get a full-text RSS feed from your favorite websites using the RSS Fulltext Proxy.

Conclusion

That's it! You've successfully installed the RSS Fulltext Proxy on Debian Latest. You can now access your full-text RSS feed and stay updated with your favorite websites. If you encounter any issues during the installation process or while using the application, refer to the official documentation for more help.

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