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When installing Liferea 1.5.3 from the tar.gz file, I ran into these problems, and here is a solution if you’re running Ubuntu. Here is how I managed to install all needed libs to get liferea 1.5.3 compiling. This is how ./configure become:

liferea 1.5.3
 
Build Mozilla Plugin............ : yes (firefox)
Build XulRunner Plugin.......... : yes
Build WebKit Plugin............. : no
Build GtkHTML Plugin............ : yes
 
Build libnotify Plugin.......... : yes
Build LUA scripting Plugin ..... : yes
 
Use X Session Management........ : yes
Use DBUS........................ : yes
Use NetworkManager.............. : yes
AVAHI Support................... : yes
 
Liferea will be installed in /usr/bin.
 
configure complete, now type 'make'

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I wrote this liferea syncing script for liferea yesterday. It seems to work as I wanted.. When I’ve got some problems, the backup that this script implements helps me solving the issues. I’m pleased with how this script makes my RSS more joyful.

I hope you can get some good ideas or that this script helps you sync your RSS feeds.
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I’m going to make some ideas/thoughts about how to synchronize what you have read of your RSS feeds between two computers. I have wanted to do this for a while now.

First part is if you want to do the sql-stuff to export and import the items that you have marked as read.

Alternative1: Export a list of read items from liferea.db on pc1 and update items in liferea.db on pc2
First, make sure to turn of Liferea on both computers. It locks the sqlite database so it is not possible for us to export the list of items that are read on pc1 or update them on pc2.
Make sure to have backup of both computers. I just say this so you don’t blame me.
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The bash script /usr/bin/liferea-add-feed is adding the url you send as an argument to your list of rss feeds in Liferea. If liferea is not running it will tell you “Liferea is not running! You need to start it first.” but if you did like me, the url is passed from firefox to the liferea-add-feed -script without you seeing that anything goes wrong. To avoid this, I changed the liferea-add-feed script so it makes sure that liferea is running before trying to add the RSS feed.
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