John O'Keefe
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Seventh admin page. Documents the disk-usage sort (hogs surface first), the header totals, each column's meaning (orphaned = no subscribers, usually a departed user's feed), and the three actions with their real semantics: Refresh (manual poll vs. the Settings→Podcasts interval), Delete files (resets episodes to pending, re-download on demand, and the non-obvious part quoted: a refresh will not re-materialize them), Remove (instance-wide: rows + files + everyone's subscriptions, unlike a user's own unsubscribe). Cross-links the user podcast guide for the listening side. Glossary gains Delete files and a scoped Remove.
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All Podcasts
This is the maintenance view for the podcast subsystem: every feed from every user, sorted by disk usage, so the biggest disk hogs surface first. (The listening side — subscribing, playing, downloading episodes — lives in the user podcast guide; this page is about running the thing.)
The header totals
Above the table: how many feeds exist, how many episodes are downloaded versus total, and how much disk the downloads occupy instance-wide.
The table
One row per feed:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Feed | Title (links to its podcast page) and host |
| Library | Which library holds it |
| Subscribers | How many users subscribe (hover for names). orphaned means nobody does — usually a departed user's feed |
| Downloaded | Episodes on disk / episodes the feed has published |
| Disk | Space the downloaded files occupy |
| Last fetch | When the feed was last checked for new episodes |
Actions, per feed
- Refresh — checks the feed for new episodes right now, instead of waiting for the automatic poll (its interval lives in Settings → Podcasts).
- Delete files (only when episodes are downloaded) — frees the disk and resets those episodes to pending. They re-download on demand when someone plays them. The confirm says the important part: a feed refresh will not re-materialize them — deleting files is safe and reversible by playback, not by refresh.
- Remove — the admin delete: removes the feed, its episode rows, its downloaded files, and everyone's subscriptions. This is instance-wide (the confirm says so); a user removing their own subscription from the listening side only affects that user.
When the page is empty
"No podcast feeds exist yet." — feeds appear when users add them (or when you do, from the podcast section of the app).