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D'oh! ... I mean seriously: D'oh!

X1alpha — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 16:30:24 +0200

I feel like Homer Simpson realizing he totally fucked something up. I was totally wrong.

FeedReader works as you described. It synchronizes the read state when I hit the Synchronize! button.

Back in the days when I tested FeedReader for the first time I wasn't happy with the Synchronize! function for whatever reason. I don't remember why I wasn't happy with it. I switched to manually uploading the FDB file every time I quit FeedReader. So that's why I was convinced that Synchronize! uploads the whole FDB file. I just had it remembered incorrectly.

It pretty much works how I like it. Now two questions popped up:

Can I let the synchronization run completely in the background when I start FeedReader and when I quit FeedReader? So that I don't have to open the menu and do it by myself. No pop-up, no buttons, just all automatically in the background. Is that possible? Is there such an option?
How can I synchronize the feed addresses together with the read states? When I add a feed on one machine I have to add it manually on the other machine, too. How can I change the synchronization so that it includes the list of feed addresses?

Greetings,

Sven

PS: here are some of my machine's specifications:

Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2
All security updates installed
If it matters: an Intel Pentium 4 with 3 GHz
1 GByte RAM

Oh and I've subscribed to 34 feeds.

Something is wrong here with

tom-admin — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 17:38:24 +0200

Something is wrong here with Feedreader synchronization. :) Feedreader does not upload whole FDB file. It uploads only the read state. For example in case of 60 days of reading state history this file is 270 kb (in my case). But it's not needed to synchronize 60 days. It's enough to synchronize 3 days if you sync every day. This is not article age but history of reading state change. So it uploads 3 days of your "actions". In my case it takes 1 minute to complete sync in case of 60 days.

Maybe you had some settings wrong in Feedreader Synchronization Options. You can play around with them (different FTP settings).

BTW. What's your computers characteristics? And how many feeds you have subscribed?

Now I See Why the Synchronization Didn't Work How I Expected

X1alpha — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 16:35:01 +0200

Hi, Toomas,

I see why the synchronization didn't work the way I expected. I've tried the regular FeedReader instead of FeedReader Connect, too.

However, the regular FeedReader uploads the whole FDB file at once when I use its Synchronize! function. With my connection speed and with an FDB file size of about 5 MByte it takes 40 seconds to upload the FDB file. Now even with the backup utility I didn't find a way to make the FDB file smaller than 5 MByte. Let alone much smaller - like for example 500 kByte. It just wasn't possible.

FeedReader is slow but it synchronizes the read/unread status.
FeedReader Connect ist fast but it does not necessarily synchronize the read/unread status.

How can I use both speed and read/unread synchronization together? You said that FeedReader Connect is not meant to be used the way I used it even if it's possible. How can I make both features work together so that FeedReader Connect synchronizes the read/unread status? What would you suggest?

Greetings,

Sven

Now I quite get how you are

tom-admin — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:22:44 +0200

Now I quite get how you are using "the synchronization" :). Problem is that feeds are not uploaded to server every time you change readstatus of some of your articles. This feed upload is not meant to be used this way although it's possible. In latest versions normal Feedreader has Synchronize option that allows you to send to server all read states. And in other Feedreader you will then download them and readstates are applied automatically.

About archive size - if article will be 51th then it's contents will be deleted but article row still stays in database. Now this Backup Application will delete those empty rows. In latest 3.12 it's already done automatically on every application start. In older version you had to use Backup Utility to do this.

But to be honest it's quite hard to compare 3.08 and 3.12. There are quite a lot of things changed and made better in 3.12.

That Works - Thanks!

X1alpha — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:35:44 +0200

Thanks for the hint about changing the INI file. I did that and so far it works perfectly.

Thanks for the answers!

X1alpha — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:19:36 +0200

Hi, Toomas,

first of, thanks for the answers!

Works like a charm to use the backup utility for FeedReader Connect. I had to copy the two files gbak.exe and gfix.exe, too. Other than that it's excellent!
Actually in my FeedReader Connect there is no Synchronize! option in the Tools menu. Here's how I've set it up. In the Tools menu I used the FeedReader Connect Control Panel to save my FTP server's login data. Address, user name and password are stored there. Afterwards I right-clicked every single feed and set the FeedReader Connect options for them. I used the same folder on the FTP server for all of my feeds. I also checked the Enable Feed Uploader checkbox for every feed. That's it. Then I just started using FeedReader Connect as usual.
- New articles arrived, I read some of them and eventually I closed the tool.
- When I opened it on the other machine the articles hadn't updated. They were still all in the same state I left them in. Some were read, some unread.
- I tested a litte more and found that it seems random which version gets uploaded to the FTP server. Actually sometimes a read article appears as read even on the other machine. However, I can't find the reason why this doesn't always work
- Aside from the read/unread status there's another strange bahavior: when I force a manual upload (i.e. right-click a feed and hit Trigger feed upload) I doesn't necessarily appear in the Event Viewer. Sometimes it shows up and the next time the Event Viewer is just empty.
Thanks for explaning that. Now I get the difference between the archive and the database. At least I hope that I understand the difference. If I get this right the archive says how many articles are displayed for every feed. So an archive size of 50 will let me see up to 50 articles for every feed. When the 51st arrives the oldest article is cut off. However, internally it still remains in the database. That's why the FDB database file get's bigger and bigger over time. The articles are still there even if I don't see them anymore. That's where the backup utility comes in handy to reduce the FDB file's size. Is that about right?
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If you add skipvercheck=yes

tom-admin — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:18:26 +0200

If you add skipvercheck=yes to feedreader.ini in [misc] section then Feedreader will not search for updates any more.

What comes to new version of Feedreader Connect then this demo version will stay the same as it is at the moment. In our opinion it's enough to test version out. But in some days we will make Feedreader Connect available for purchase. It will be based on 3.12 and will quite always be up to date in the future. Also it removes the limitations that are available in demo right now.

Greetings
Toomas

1. Feedreader Connect

tom-admin — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:15:49 +0200

1. Feedreader Connect Personal Demo was compiled quite some time ago, at that time no backup utility was available. At the same time you can safely use backup utility from later standard version
2. Can you tell a little bit more about this issue. Are you using Tools > Synchronize or FRConnect specific feed upload?
3. If you are talking about "My Archive" folder, then we do not limit it. Logic of archive folder is that you can safely save favorite articles there and don't have to be affraid of any archive limit in other feeds or be afraid of a fact about what happens if you delete feed that has favorite articles. All articles in archive folder will be available even if original feed has been delete.
4. Mmm... :) Once again : You can specify archive size for individual feeds. At the same time "My Archive" does not have this limitation. It holds every article you copy to archive until you manually delete it from archive.

FeedReader Connect Reports New Version - Where is It?

X1alpha — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 14:38:36 +0200

Here's one thing that I forgot to mention. FeedReader Connect (FRC) reports that there's a new version available for download. The FRC demo I use is version 3.09, so yes, version 3.11 is indeed newer. However, on the Downloads page it says that the "newer" version is actually the regular FeedReader (FR). There is no newer version for FRC.

When I download and install FR 3.11 it (correctly) replaces FRC with FR. But I don't want it to replace FRC. Now apparently when I start FRC for the first time of the day it checks for a new version. Which means every single day it prompts me to download version 3.11 - which is the wrong one.

Since there apparently is no FeedReader Connect 3.11, how do I turn off the update check? And will FeedReader Connect be updated to version 3.11?

I Request a "Support Requests" Forum - Like the One for the Regular FeedReader

X1alpha — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 14:22:41 +0200

Hi everyone,
the FeedReader Connect (FRC) forums don't have a seperate forum for support requests yet. I have some questions about FRC and how it works on my machine; I'd like to post them in the appropriate forum. For now I'll just ask within this topic.

The regular FeedReader (FR) has a backup utility that allows me to get rid of unnecessary articles, thus making the FDB database file smaller and improving speed in FR. Is the same tool available for FRC?
In FRC I've set up an FTP server to synchronize articles between two machines. I was under the impression that FRC also synchronizes the Read/Unread status of each article. However, when I mark an article as Read on one machine, close FRC and open it on the other machine the particular article is still marked as Unread. Is that regular behavior? If not, how do I correct this? How do I make sure that FRC synchronizes the Read/Unread status? Can I enforce an upload when I quit FRC?
I don't understand the difference between the archive and the database. Can somebody explain it to me? I thought that an archive size of 50 items meant that FRC would delete the oldest article when the 51st arrived. That way the FDB database file would never contain more than 50 articles. However, I've set the archive to contain 50 items and still the database contains more than 300 articles. Is this exprected? If so, how do I make sure that my database will never contain more than e.g. 50 articles?
If the database is not the same as the archive then what is the archive?