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Usually the RSS feed is on the same domain, so you could simply whitelist automatically. If a user adds example.com/rss you'd add example.com to the whitelist.
by phillipseamore 6y ago
Usually the RSS feed is on the same domain, so you could simply whitelist automatically. If a user adds example.com/rss you'd add example.com to the whitelist. If you expect any kind of traffic you'd probably be refreshing the RSS feeds server-side on a schedule. You could then change all the URL's to signed URL's to use with your proxy (e.g. nginx securelink, ngx_http_hmac_secure_link_module and multiple other modules for nginx).
- shadowfaxRodeo 6y agoThank you. I don't fully understand your answer. But i'll do some research until I do.