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GamingOnLinux RSS Feed 'Expires' header lasts 2 days - intentional?

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Hi @Liam Dawe,

The RSS Feed reader I use respects the 'Expires' header for your RSS feed, which tells it not to download updates more than once every 2 days to save resources. Is the RSS feed intentionally configured this way? See discussion here for more context: https://codeberg.org/grisha/newsraft/issues/27

I never noticed this before as I recently switched from newsboat to newsraft. Newsboat appears to just ignore this header.

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Liam Dawe Jan 13

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Not intentional, unsure as to what the issue is.

The script has a max time of one hour. I think it may be cloudflare interfering, but I added rules now for it to bypass the cloudflare cache but that also still seems to have the extra max-age of two days on it *confused*

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Liam Dawe Jan 13

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Have contacted my host to investigate, might be a server config issue.

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pleasereadthemanual Jan 13

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Thanks!

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Liam Dawe Jan 14

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Okay, managed to find a fix, cache set to 1 hour now.

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