I don't find how to manage each rss.xml redirection to his own domain.
The standard setup of Feedburner module use a local path referral that applies for every domain created.
I didn't find issues/support related to feedburner + domain access.

Should I deal with another domain_conf.inc rule or is there another way that I'm missing ?

Thx, Pedro.

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agentrickard
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Looks like you need a custom bridge module. FeedBurner stores data in both database tables and variables.

You could try using domain_conf.inc, and see if that works.

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Not enough skills yet ;)
I need to go on with the project, I turn off feedburner module and so, stats :'(
As soon as I have some solution, I will share.
Thx,
...I'll be back

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pedrosp
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I have disabled Feedburner module (and also URL Alter btw).
Butr maybe my problem wasn't related to this module, but with Domain Access (code or config)

The RSS.xml feed in each domain doesn't match whith the visible posts off the domain.

I mean:
mydomain1.com shows only 2 entries but the feed offer more posts (not autorised for this domain)
same for others domains, no one rss feed match what is granted to show with Domain Content.

I am seeing content from an anymous session.

Any thoughts on this?

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How are you generating the RSS.xml?

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pedrosp
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nothing special, just the default core behaviour.
I mean by default Drupal generates an RSS feed for frontpage, blogs, taxonomy, etc...

example:
http://domain.com (master domain, the feed doesn't match the frontpage)
http://domain1.com/ (child domain, see ony one post, but the feed shows a lot of them)
http://domain1.com/blogs/user3 (user blog, RSS feed OK)
http://domain2.com/ (child domain, RSS feed seems ok)

Maybe the Domain Source has to do with it?
Thanks for the support.

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rss.xml is susceptible to user status. When I view blogopro.com anonymously, I see just one article for RSS and for the site.

Node access rules do not apply to user 1 and users with 'administer nodes', so if you view the feed while logged in, you will see more nodes that you should.

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I was aware of the behaviour of user 1 status, that's why I used Firefox as main browser for admin, and Safari as an anonymous.
But you're right, I've made a test in another PC (safari, Firefox) and the RSS behaviour is correct.

There is probably some weird cookie or caché (even flushing the caché!) in my Safari that was kidding me.
Regarding Feedburner, even if this situation could affect my tests, I will go on and come back to the feedburner bridge later.

Thanks !

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)