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  • Plugin Contributor Hugh Lashbrooke

    (@hlashbrooke)

    That sounds like an issue with your WordPress setup. example.com/feed is part of WordPress, so it that’s not working then it sounds like your WordPress feeds aren’t being registered properly. The podcast feed (available at example.com/feed/podcast) is registered using WordPress’ add_feed() function, so if your standard WordPress feed isn’t working then your podcast feed won’t either.

    An alternative that might work is to load your podcast feed using this URL:

    example.com/?feed=podcast

    That could work because it bypasses the WordPress feed rewrite rules and just fetches the podcast feed template directly.

    I don’t have any experience with CentOS, so I can’t be of any further help in that regard.

    Thread Starter stefankendall

    (@stefankendall)

    That helps. I can at least google now.

    ?feed=podcast

    only shows a “channel” item with no “items” block despite 1 published podcast. Should ?feed=podcast work the same as /feed/podcast?

    Plugin Contributor Hugh Lashbrooke

    (@hlashbrooke)

    Yes – the two feed URLs will be identical in terms of content.

    If you do not see any items in the feed then make sure you have saved the episode correctly by adding the audio file to the ‘audio file’ field in the episode details. If there is no audio file saved there then the feed is unable to recognise it as a valid episode.

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