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🎬 Setup RSS-Bridge — Generate RSS for Sites Without Feeds

Deploy RSS-Bridge on Ubuntu with Docker — generate RSS feeds for websites and social platforms that dropped their feeds, then read them in Miniflux or FreshRSS, on port 8216.

⚠️ This script is provided for demo and testing purposes only. Not intended for production use.

📦 Resources & Setup Scripts

Grab the automated bash script from GitHub to follow along with the video.

Automated install script — one command deploys RSS-Bridge on port 8216. Pick a bridge, generate a feed URL, and subscribe in your reader.
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Quick Install:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/media/rss-bridge/rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh
chmod +x rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh
sudo bash rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh

Tutorial Steps

1 Download the Script

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/media/rss-bridge/rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh

2 Make it Executable

chmod +x rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh

3 Run the Installer

The script installs Docker if needed and starts RSS-Bridge on port 8216, with its configuration kept in the ./config volume.

sudo bash rss-bridge-ubuntu.sh

4 Generate Your First Feed

Open RSS-Bridge, choose a bridge for the site you want, fill in its parameters, and copy the generated feed URL:

http://<your-server-ip>:8216

Ports Used

PortPurpose
8216Web UI (host → container 80) — no auth, keep restricted
./configEnabled bridges and settings

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