Hey all, we just put out Episode Number 3 for the Internet Storm Center Podcast. Available via iTunes here, and for you non-iTunes users, here.
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"Available via iTunes here, and for you non-iTunes users, here."
points me to rss subscription which I did , but no sign of the mp3/ogg link
:D
Should be fixed now.
Hi, the "Available via iTunes here, and for you non-iTunes users, here."points me to rss subscription which I did , but no sign of the mp3/ogg link:D
Hi, the "Available via iTunes here, and for you non-iTunes users, here."points me to rss subscription which I did , but no sign of the mp3/ogg link:D
Should be fixed now.
Should be fixed now.
>Joel Esler said...
> Should be fixed now.
nope - still points to: http://isc.sans.org/podcast.xml
nothing about mp3 or gg loads or is accessible
>Joel Esler said...> Should be fixed now.nope - still points to: http://isc.sans.org/podcast.xmlnothing about mp3 or gg loads or is accessible
>Joel Esler said...> Should be fixed now.nope - still points to: http://isc.sans.org/podcast.xmlnothing about mp3 or gg loads or is accessible
When i browse to that site i get a list of all the podcasts we've ever done. I don't know what to tell you. Try using Firefox or something. I know Firefox parses xml correctly.
When i browse to that site i get a list of all the podcasts we've ever done. I don't know what to tell you. Try using Firefox or something. I know Firefox parses xml correctly.
When i browse to that site i get a list of all the podcasts we've ever done. I don't know what to tell you. Try using Firefox or something. I know Firefox parses xml correctly.
found the problem - at least for me. I am using firefox on Linux and am using liferea for feed agregation. It's set up so that when I click on a news feed it adds it to liferea. But unfortunetly it does it silently.
now I've got umpteen dozen duplicate feeds to delete now. It added one everytime I tried to click on that link.
oh dear - I really don't feel like editing the add feed script ... but that's a pain.
found the problem - at least for me. I am using firefox on Linux and am using liferea for feed agregation. It's set up so that when I click on a news feed it adds it to liferea. But unfortunetly it does it silently.now I've got umpteen dozen duplicate feeds to delete now. It added one everytime I tried to click on that link. oh dear - I really don't feel like editing the add feed script ... but that's a pain.
found the problem - at least for me. I am using firefox on Linux and am using liferea for feed agregation. It's set up so that when I click on a news feed it adds it to liferea. But unfortunetly it does it silently.now I've got umpteen dozen duplicate feeds to delete now. It added one everytime I tried to click on that link. oh dear - I really don't feel like editing the add feed script ... but that's a pain.
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