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HTTPS-protected web interface and fever when accessed remotely

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Hello again, in case anyone should wish to use Coldsweat remotely (over a non-secure or possibly snooping network/channel), I think HTTPS protection should be offered to the user. Since not...

SkyCrawl

Python3 compability

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Compability to Python3 would be nice. I already started on this (PR: #110)

jannis-a

Store hashed passwords into database

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Store salted and hashed password and Fever apikey into database. See: - http://blog.codinghorror.com/your-password-is-too-damn-short/ - https://docs.python.org/2/library/hashlib.html#hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac Since different algorithms can be available on a user platform Coldsweat could store salted passwords...

passiomatic

how to create new groups?

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Hi! I don't know how to create a new group for the feeds. Is there some UI element I'm not seeing?

a3rosol

While adding a feed via OPML import or web UI handle feed:// link as an alias for http(s)://. Common usage examples: ``` feed://www.example.com/rss feed:http://www.example.com/rss ```

passiomatic

A PR for #108 . When reviewing, I recommend to go commit after commit. Notable changes (the last two commits): 1. The `command_serve` method has been rewritten. All the SSL/TLS...

SkyCrawl

Still work in progress, the "processor" and "fever" tests won't pass at the moment (Issue #109)

jannis-a

Request: display items in reverse chronicle order

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I like to read my news oldest to newest. Could there be an option to display it like that in the web interface?

jeroenh

Implement Fever "Hot Links"

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Implement Fever "Hot Links" as plugin. "Hot LInks" should appear in the web UI too. From: _[Why and how I use Fever](http://anthonydrendel.com/blog/2012/9/5/why-and-how-i-use-fever.html)_. > [Fever] curates (everyone's favorite buzzword!) your feeds...

passiomatic

Delete feeds without subscribers

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It looks like entries and feeds stay in the database forever. Unsubscribing just causes them to be skipped on refresh. Even a Raspberry Pi will run for a long time...

tewe