• Hello everybody.
    This is my first visit into this forum and before diving into a careful reading of the entire forum I would like to know if I am in the right place to solve my problem.
    I would like to create a blog with the following features :
    1) allows you to read all the posts via an rss/atom aggregator
    2) most of the post are imported automatically into the DB
    3) The database must contain around 5000-10000 posts !!!

    All the posts are so structured :
    a title
    a body
    a date
    NOTHING ELSE : no pictures, no attachments, etc. …

    Some of the sources news are in AMPA text format and some else in html format but I can transform them into any other format with a linux bash script.

    The automatic procedure can be realised in one of the following two ways :
    1) Launching, via command line, a php script (for example) giving the file to import as the argument.
    2) A ‘live folder’: every file (in the right format) that arrives in the chosen folder are imported immediately.

    Is this possible to realise something like that with WordPress ?
    If yes can you put me in the right direction ?

    I have already installed WordPress on a LAMP server without problems.

    Many thanks in advance
    Regards

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    🏳️‍🌈 Advisor and Activist

    You can do all that in WordPress. RSS is built in, all the posts are in the DB, and you can have as many posts as your server can handle.

    The rest is just design work. Except this:

    The automatic procedure can be realised in one of the following two ways :
    1) Launching, via command line, a php script (for example) giving the file to import as the argument.
    2) A ‘live folder’: every file (in the right format) that arrives in the chosen folder are imported immediately.

    Possibly. You’d need a lot of custom work to do that, and a plugin.

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