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How to create a private RSS feed ?

I have a web service, which generates alerts to my users. I would like each user to have his own RSS feed including his own alerts. Therefore I want this feed to be private, protected by username and password.

What is the right way to implement it ?

Is HTTP Authentication a good solution ?


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Posted 2007-02-19T10:10:25Z

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