I use Google Feedburner<\/a>, which is a nice tool to monitor your feeds. Some days ago I discovered a nice feature called This works by setting a CNAME-record in the DNS.<\/p>\n A CNAME-record is an alias, which allows you to point domains (or subdomains in this case) to another canonical host.<\/small><\/p>\n The setting can be found by clicking The left side describes the subdomain (in this case Note: Not every hosting provider allows you to edit DNS records yourself, all-inkl.com fortunately does. And be careful editing the DNS record yourself – you could shut down your complete website by entering wrong stuff..<\/strong><\/p>\n So if you already subscribe to the RSS feed here, you could change the feed address to the new one: Update 2015: This post is outdated. I would not recommend using Feedburner anymore (The last time Google updated Feedburner was 2012). I use Google Feedburner, which is a nice tool to monitor your feeds. Some days ago I discovered a nice feature called MyBrand – it basically allows you to use your own domain instead … <\/p>\nMyBrand<\/q> – it basically allows you to use your own domain instead of feedburner.com. So instead of using feeds.feedburner.com\/chipwreck<\/kbd> I can use feeds.chipwreck.de\/chipwreck<\/kbd>.<\/p>\n
How to use<\/h4>\n
Your Account<\/q> (after logging in to Feedburner) and then selecting
MyBrand<\/q>. There follows a detailed description. Basically you have to add a CNAME record to the DNS settings at your hosting provider. This record looks like this:<\/p>\n
feeds CNAME xyz.feedproxy.ghs.google.com.<\/code><\/p>\nfeeds<\/q>), the address on the right side is being provided by google on the MyBrand-page. Note the domain name ends with a dot (.) – that’s usual in DNS settings! And it takes usually some hours until DNS changes are in effect.<\/p>\n
Subscribing<\/h4>\n
\nhttp:\/\/feeds.chipwreck.de\/chipwreck<\/a><\/kbd>
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If you like to subscribe, just click the orange button above.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"