NAME

Apache::RSS - generate RSS output for directory Index.

SYNOPSIS

setup your httpd.conf

 PerlModule Apache::RSS
 <Diretory /path/to/htdocs>
 Options +Indexes
 PerlHandler Apache::RSS
 RSSEnableRegexp \.html$
 RSSScanHTMLTitle On
 RSSEncoding UTF-8
 RSSEncodeHandler Apache::RSS::Encoding::JcodeUTF8
 </Directory>

and access with QUERY_STRING index=rss

  http://yourhost/?index=rss

DESCRIPTION

Apache::RSS generate RSS output of directory Index. Just like a mod_index_rss.

http://software.tangent.org/projects.pl?view=mod_index_rss

DIRECTIVES

RSSEnableRegexp <regexp>: A regular expression of files which added in RSS. default .*
RSSChannelTitle <title>: set channel Title. default "Index Of uri"
RSSChannelDescription <description>: set channel description. default "Index Of uri"
RSSCopyRight <copyright>: set CopyRight string. default "CopyRight current_year hostname"
RSSLanguage <language>: set RSS language. default en-us
RSSEncoding <encoding>: set RSS encoding. default UTF-8
RSSScanHTMLTitle <On|Off>: scan HTML files and set HTML <title> as RSS <title> or not. default Off
RSSEncodeHandler <EncodeHandlerClass>: works with RSSScanHTMLTitle and encode HTML title string. see Apache::RSS::Encoding::JcodeUTF8 for details.

OPTIONS

This module supports query string option to configure the order of items in generated RSS file. Options are subset of those for mod_auto_index. For example, accessed with

  http://hostname/?index=rss&M=D

generated RSS will put items order by mtime desc. default is N=A.

AUTHORS

IKEBE Tomohiro <ikebe@edge.co.jp>

Tatsuhiko Miyagawa <miyagawa@bulknews.net>

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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