Description:
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Author – Dave Reid
License – GPL

Integrates Drupal with the services provided by FeedBurner. Currently this module provides the means to redirect requests for your site's feeds to user-specified/created FeedBurner feeds. Special user agents, like FeedBurner and Feed Validator (this can be customized), are still allowed access to the direct feeds so there is no need for any special .htaccess hacking.

Requirements:
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This module requires Drupal 5.x.

Installation:
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1. Download the FeedBurner module tar file from http://drupal.org/project/feedburner.

2. Extract the FeedBurner module folder from the tar file, and then upload the entire folder to your Drupal theme’s modules directory – sites/all/modules.

3. Log in to your site and enable the FeedBurner module (Administer > Site building > Modules).

4. Note down your current main Drupal site feed (e.g. http://drupal.org/rss.xml) – you can find this by going to Administer > Site building > FeedBurner to get a list of all available feeds.

5. Go to the main FeedBurner site (http://feedburner.com) and create a new FeedBurner feed for your main Drupal site feed.  
Awakened Voice has a good video tutorial showing how to create and customize a FeedBurner feed - http://learn.awakenedvoice.com/2006/09/02/enhance-rss-with-feedburner/

6. Note down the new FeedBurner feed address
(e.g. http://drupal.org/MyDrupalBlog).

7. Make whatever modifications to the new feed you would like in FeedBurner (e.g adding FeedFlare).

8. Go to Administer > Site configuration > FeedBurner, and configure the module settings to your desire.

9. Go to Administer > Site building > FeedBurner, and add your new feed.

To do this for your main feed (rss.xml):
- click the redirect option in the Operations column for the rss.xml feed.
- enter the new ending for your FeedBurner feed into the textarea after http://feeds.feedburner.com/
(e.g. if your new FeedBurner feed is http://drupal.org/MyDrupalBlog then enter MyDrupalBlog into the textarea)
- click Save redirection.

Any requests for your main site feed will now be routed through your new FeedBurner feed address.

Support:
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For bugs, feature requests, support requests etc. please use the issue tracker -  http://drupal.org/project/issues/feedburner (you will need to be logged into drupal.org).

For general comments or feedback please use my personal contact form- http://drupal.org/user/53892/contact (you will need to be logged into drupal.org).