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One feed doesn't use standard useragent string?
My .htaccess is set up to allow the twitterfeed user agent direct access to my non-ad feed (everybody else is redirected), but ads are still showing up. I think that twitterfeed is not coming with 'twitterfeed' in the user agent string for my main feed, though that user agent does show up for other feeds in the server logs. Is twitterfeed using an aggregator like NewsGator for some feeds?
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Inappropriate?In case that isn't clear, let me try again.
There are several feeds from my site being run through twitterfeed, but when I check the server access logs, I see some of them being hit by twitterfeed, but not my main feed. Twitterfeed doesn't seem to touch it, ever, though my account is being updated, so it must be coming in as something unrecognizable.
I thought we resolved this in a separate issue: http://getsatisfaction.com/twitterfee...
But *that* feed works, and *this* one doesn't! http://twitter.com/bcarticles
I’m confused
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I'm sorry, this was an oversight on my part. I put a couple of new servers online, but for some reason the user agent used in the processing wasn't updated to include the "twitterfeed" string at the end. As far as I can see this should be fixed now going forward, but please let me know if the problem persists. -
Inappropriate?Thank you, things look perfect now!
My twitter feed is no longer filled with ad links, woohoo!
http://twitter.com/bcarticles
I’m thankful
