Multiple parameters can now be passed. HTTP "API" has been improved, and url now have to be like "http://<path to morss>/:<param1>:<param2>/<url>". The code handling the parameters parsing is now way cleaner. Debug toggle is now a var, which can be changed with parameters. Also http logging is no longer done into a file, which tended to grow way too fast, while lacking an "error 403 protection", but instead the parameter ":debug" can be passed in the url, and the page will be delivered as "text/plain" with the debug written into it. Therefore some logging had to be moved around, so as not to output anything during http headers definition.
This function is way too strong, and no longer needed (even for the targeted feed). It lead to other bugs with other feeds, where needed spaces were stripped.
The content of the linked article is used for the content. The original content (with a link to comments) is still available in the "description" of the feed item.
New limits are possible: time limit, max number of item fetched, and max number of item taken from cache. Fill third argument is now Fast=True, which is self-explicit. (Complexity of the changes made separate commits impossible).
The SERVER variable is no longer needed. RSS .xml file is now cached for a very short time, so as to make loading faster, and hopefully reduce bann a little. Use a more common User-Agent to try to cut down bann. Added ability to test whether a key is in the Cache.
No longer writes everytime a value is added, since it could cause some issues if two instances of the script were run at the same time. Now it only writes when the Cache object is no longer in use (ie. garbage colllected).
Makes the whole "xpath rules" things useless. Almost any feed is now supported. CSS liferea stylesheets are also uneeded now, since readability cleans up html code a more efficient way. README was updated.
Now uses OOP where it fits. Atom feeds are supported, but no real tests were made. Unix globbing is now possible for urls. Caching is done a cleaner way. Feedburner links are also replaced. HTML is cleaned a more efficient way. Code is now much cleaner, using lxml.objectify and a small wrapper to access Atom feeds as if they were RSS feeds (and much faster than feedparser). README has been updated.
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