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        atom/rss feed reader web application

        Project homepage: https://miniflux.app/

        Description

        Miniflux is a minimalist and opinionated feed reader. For a list of features see: https://miniflux.app/features.html

        Package information

        Ports path
        net/miniflux
        Package architecture
        amd64
        Maintainer
        Igor Zornik <mocheryl@mocheryl.org>
        Categories
        net, www, lang/go
        Available flavors
        None listed
        Only for architectures
        aarch64, amd64, arm, i386, riscv64

        Ports list build and test dependencies as well as runtime dependencies. pkg_add selects those needed for installation.

        Direct dependencies

        Build

        • lang/go
        • archivers/unzip
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        +-----------------------------------------------------------------------
        | Running miniflux on OpenBSD
        +-----------------------------------------------------------------------
        
        Initial Setup
        =============
        
        Configure ${SYSCONFDIR}/miniflux.conf to your liking. Create a user and
        database as defined in ${SYSCONFDIR}/miniflux.conf:
        
        # su - _postgresql
        
        Create a database user for Miniflux
        
        $ createuser -U postgres -P miniflux
        
        Create a database for miniflux that belongs to our user
        
        $ createdb -U postgres -O miniflux miniflux
        
        Run the database migrations.
        
        # su -s/bin/sh - _miniflux
        $ miniflux -c /etc/miniflux.conf -migrate
        
        Create the initial admin account.
        
        $ miniflux -c /etc/miniflux.conf -create-admin
        
        Miniflux is now ready to be started via rcctl.
        
        Deprecating hstore
        ==================
        
        If you're performing a migration from a version that required your
        postgresql database to have the hstore extension enabled, you will
        most likely encounter the following error during the procedure:
        
        [Migration v119] pq: must be owner of extension hstore
        
        This generally happens when you're trying to drop an extension with
        an account that is different than the one that had created it, which
        would be the case if you had installed it following the original
        port's setup instructions. You need to perform this step manually
        then rerun the in-software update. Here is one way of achieving
        that:
        
        $ psql -U postgres miniflux -c 'DROP EXTENSION hstore'
        
        Optionally you might want to remove the postgresql contrib package
        if that was the only reason you had it installed in the first place:
        
        # pkg_delete postgresql-contrib
        

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