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Self-hosting my own federated podcast called Linux Prepper
(podcast.james.network)
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2024
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Not sure, but when you find out, post here. I'll join!
I tried, but it tells me to provide a handle, which I don't have on podcast.james.network. Maybe I misunderstood?
Ah, if you want to interact with the podcast it is treated as a fediverse actor. The "Follow" button is listed on the site or click https://podcast.james.network/@linuxprepper/follow
Right, but what would me my handle? My Lemmy handle?
Edit: I downloaded FeedFlow just to add the rss lol.
According to your profile: @01189998819991197253@infosec.pub
So it works with Lemmy handles? Sweet! I'm trying now.
Edit: Doesn't work. "Could not fetch". That's ok, I'll use the rss for now : )
Definitely let me know if it doesn't. Thanks.
I added it as an edit to the original. It didn't work. “Could not fetch” was the error. That's fine. I am using the rss anyway : )
What could you not fetch?
Honestly, I don't know. I put in the handle, logged in, and was presented with the error. The only other time I saw this error is when I tried joining a community my instance wasn't federated with. Possibly related here, too, but I'm not sure.