Is it possible to get it working on a Pi Zero (which runs on ARMv6)?

[Pizzabroodje]

Well the title says it all pretty much.

I was trying to run this on my Pi Zero until I realized that the Pi Zero runs on ARMv6 but the rss-bridge doesn't work with that.
Is it possible to get it working with ARMv6?

Thanks!

[em92]

I don't have raspberry pi zero to correctly answer your question. When I last used Raspbian (that was renamed to Raspberry Pi OS), it was possible to install php using "sudo apt-get install". In this case I suggest you to search instructions, how to install php server (with other thing like apache or nginx) on raspberry pi.

[AntoineTurmel]

It's possible (though I haven't tested it yet).
You need to install php/apache and some other libs which are available on PiZero / ARMv6
I already had php/apache working on that, so rss-bridge should work.

[Pizzabroodje]

I got it working on 000webhost now. The only issue is that it's limited to 5GB transfer a month. With only one feed I think that'll be okay but I'm planning on getting more feeds, and I think that'll make me go over that limit. I can create a separate 000webhost account for each feed but that's just a hassle.

I also tried running it on Infinityfree. It seems to work, I can open it, create the RSS, and view the RSS in my browser, but when I add the URL to an app or validate it using RSS validators it says it's invalid as it somehow thinks it's html instead of RSS. I'm trying to solve this now, and if I can't I might come back to putting it on the PI, but I also want to run a self-hosted RSS aggregator and I couldn't get that to work on free hosting so might have to put that on the PI.

[Pizzabroodje]

So I gave up on the whole free hosting thing (I remember free hosting to be way better 5-10 years ago).
I installed a LAMP stack on the PI, and put RSS-Bridge together with TT-RSS on it. Seems to work flawlessly, but only time will tell as I only just got it all running together.