Am I the only one who has to manually ping the MXNA to get posts to appear? I only ask as I’d be interested to find out if anyone else is having issues. Maybe it is a geographic thing (I’m in the UK). I have noticed that sometimes the post appears some 12-18 hours after it is posted. I mailed Danny T at Adobe and he thought any issues had been resolved, unfortunately it doesn’t look like it.
It’s not a real issue, but it would be nice to be automated again :p
If you are having issues too feel free to pop a comment below.
[UPDATE 2007/07/30] It appears that MXNA is back to normal now and my posts are filtering through A-OK. So if you were, like me having issues. I’d suggest trying it again and seeing if it is operating as expected for you too.
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last month 2 posts i made never went into the aggregator… so this month i pinged. so Im guessing its happening to me too.
No even I have to do the same always when i post a new blog content.
I don’t need to ping MXNA, I’m in the UK and it just works (within a few minutes most of the time).
Have you checked your server logs to see if the MXNA spider (which has a distinctive user-agent) is triggering an error or something ? Could your RSS feed be corrupt (run it through a checker) ?
I need to manually ping for this month too.
Same here. Manual Ping
My last three posts were not aggregated (Germany).
I think there’s a regular scan, although with 1300 feeds, it sometimes takes awhile to check each site. Pinging the aggregator directly (either automatically or manually) likely remains the fastest way.
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mxna/FAQ.cfm
jd/adobe
Hi,
yeah, MXNA is not getting our posts unless we ping it. I think this is happening already for two months. For example, feedz is all the time receiving my new posts and no need to ping it.
Brgds,
cpinho
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Tom, no my feed is fine - this is specific to MXNA :’(
fg
JD, I fully understand. It was more a point of interest to see if others were having issues too. I don’t mind manually pinging the service, but I’d prefer to auto-pilot instead :D
fg