Tiny Tiny RSS and Rss-bridge "Specified URL doesn't seem to contain any feeds"

Tiny Tiny RSS Support
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Hello, friends!

  • I’m using docker compose setup, with modifications (Docker)

When adding a link created by RSS-bridge it gives an error.

  • Platform (raspberry pi 4)
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You’ll need to switch RSS-Bridge to HTTP on port 80 or HTTPS on port 443. Heads up: several vulnerabilities fixed goes into detail.

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Are you saying that the link type is “www.mysite.com:800” not good?
Must be like “www.mysite.com”?

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Yes.

  1. Targets must use a standard HTTP (80) or HTTPS (443) port. Your screenshot shows HTTP on port 3030, which will not work.
  2. Loopback addresses (e.g. 127.0.0.1) can’t be used.
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This is how I solved that problem. My docker-compose.yml for both TT-RSS and RSS-bridge contain a block of

networks:
  default:
    external:
      name: rss

I think you need to run (once) some docker command to create the network.

That causes docker to put them in the same network space. You could probably put TT-RSS and RSS-bridge into the same docker-compose.yml file, too, but that’s not how I did it.

Then I give RSS-bridge a

    ports:
      - 3000:80

so inside the docker it is listening on 80. I can still connect externally on 3000 if I want to talk to RSS-bridge directly from my browser.

Finally, I subscribe to RSS-bridge feeds with an address like http://rss-bridge/?action=display&bridge=Phoronix&format=Atom Docker should resolve rss-bridge into whatever IP it happened to give the RSS-bridge container.

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Thanks to all!
The problem was solved using a reverse proxy for rss-bridge.