In the WordPress dashboard, Settings -> Lifestream fill in the feed you want to stream, e.g http twitter com statuses user timeline 5902742.rss.
By default at the end of the period the user to visit your site kicks off a feed check for that user it can take some time for your site to load as they have to wait for this to complete.
You can configure Unix Cron to update your feeds, in the WordPress dashboard, Settings -> Lifestream, enable Cron updating, then configure cron to download http you com WordPress wp-content linickx-lifestream run php.
To speed things up, change to database, make sure wp-content is writable and you'll see your feeds saved in lnx lifestream feeddb txt get created..
To find WordPress the plugin looks for config php in ~ wp-content linickx-lifestream, with the package there is example config sample.php.
Rename config sample php to config php and change the $ WPDIR to where your wordpress is instlled, there are couple of examples in there..
Version 0.1.x had frustrating double-post bug where by some feed items would not be saved in DB thus be posted to WP multiple times.
As of 0.2 Lifestream posts will be created with some meta data in key called lnx lifestream id if ID matches this key then new post will not be created..
You will need to be using Cron mode and web-broswe to domain com wp-content plugins linickx-lifestream run php fsoverride=1 remember to see what cron mode is doing enable Verbose in the dashboard..
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