I have set up a Feedburner feed for the feed generated by the Event module.

events/feed => http://feeds.feedburner.com/myevents

I would like to use the Feedburner module to redirect "events/feed" to Feedburner.

However, when you visit events/feed in the browser, the Event module redirects you to a feed path that contains a date range:

event/2008/03/09/feed/all/all/

This isn't problematic for the Feedburner service, but it is problematic for the Feedburner module, which returns the error "The specified local feed URI does not exist." when I try to set up the redirect.

I thought this might be an issue with Event, but the Feedburner service doesn't have a problem with this feed redirection, just the Feedburner module.

Any ideas to make these two modules play nice with each other?

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Assigned: Unassigned » dave reid
Status: Active » Fixed

This shall be fixed in the upcoming version. The last release I had was a little too harsh on verifying that local feed URLs actually existed. It's going to be a little more lenient now. If you want details on how to fix it yourself until the next release and you're not afraid of messing with code, see #164085: Getting URI does no exist for rss.xml.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.