[ Thanks to linuxaria for this link. ]
“On my site I had a small problems with feeds, I have them
managed with feedburner and I’ve 1 feed for
every language, so you can choose to have the feeds in English or
in Italian. The problem is that I’d like that
when a user write http://linuxaria.com/feed it land on my
feedburner page for English while writing
http://linuxaria.com/feed?lang=it he should lands on the Italian
feed page.“I’ve tried with the wordpress plugin for
feedburner, but that it’s good only if you have
1 feed, because it blindly redirect everything to 1 feedburner
address, so it’s not a good solution for my 2
bilingual feeds.“And so I’ve done it with a rewrite in
Nginx.”
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