Sigh.
It would be awfully kind if the new RSS feed of $annoying_customer would actually throw a proper HTTP 404 error instead of delivering a HTTP 200 - OK, but sending a stupid HTML error-page instead of the feed.
And it might be even better if they would actually *have* a working feed at the new address I have to change to at short notice as a matter of great urgency.
And it might be even better if they would actually *have* a working feed at the new address I have to change to at short notice as a matter of great urgency.