liferea (1)

liferea [OPTIONS]

Liferea (Linux Feed Reader) is an aggregator for online news feeds. It can be used to maintain a list of subscribed feeds, browse and search through their items and displays their contents. Additionally Liferea allows one to sync subscriptions and read headlines with online accounts of Google Reader and TinyTinyRSS.

Liferea options:

--version

Print version information and exit

--help

Display a option overview and exit

-a, --add-feed=URI

Add a new subscription URI which can be a feed or website URL

-w, --mainwindow-state=STATE

Start Liferea with its mainwindow in STATE: shown, iconified, hidden

--debug-all

Print debugging messages of all types

--debug-cache

Print debugging messages for the cache handling

--debug-conf

Print debugging messages of the configuration handling

--debug-gui

Print debugging messages of all GUI functions

--debug-html

Enables HTML rendering debugging. Each time Liferea renders HTML output it will also dump the generated HTML into $XDG_CACHE_DIR/liferea/output.xhtml.

--debug-parsing

Print debugging messages of all parsing functions

--debug-performance

Print debugging messages when a function takes too long to process

--debug-trace

Print debugging messages when entering/leaving functions

--debug-update

Print debugging messages of the feed update processing

--debug-verbose

Print verbose debugging messages

To allow integration with other programs Liferea profives a DBUS interface for automatic creation of new subscriptions. The script liferea-add-feed is a convenient way to use this interface. Just pass a valid feed URL as parameter and the feed will be added to the feed list. You can also pass non-feed URLs to use feed auto discovery. Example:

liferea-add-feed "http://www.newsforge.com/newsforge.rss"

Please note that Liferea needs to be running for liferea-add-feed to work.

http_proxy

If a proxy is not specified in the Liferea preferences (which uses the proxy settings provided by dconf), then Liferea will use the proxy specified in $http_proxy. $http_proxy should be set to a URI specifying the desired proxy, for example \(oqhttp://proxy.example.com:3128/\(cq.

$XDG_CONFIG_DIR/liferea/feedlist.opml

Contains the current list of subscriptions

$XDG_CONFIG_DIR/liferea/liferea.css

Stylesheet that can be used to override default HTML style

$XDG_DATA_DIR/liferea/liferea.db

Sqlite3 database with all subscriptions and headlines

This manual page was written by Lars Windolf <[email protected]>.