PBwiki API Hackers Google Group

Setting up Delegated Auth for distributed users

2008-10-13T16:08:34Z

Hello,

I'd like to get some advice on implementing Delegated Auth using the
v2 API for the wikis that my organization has created. I'm going to
describe our current setup and then want to know if we want to achieve
is possible with the current implementation of delegated auth. I also
have a question below about the "shared secret" and about the

Re: putfile doesn't works for me

2008-10-03T18:21:00Z

Not sure if you've already found a solution. I was struggling with
the same issue, but realized I needed to do the equivalent of an HTML
form file upload instead of just including a text string for the data
parameter. That worked okay. I am using perl and posted the data
with a statement that looks like:

Re: putfile doesn't works for me

2008-09-22T19:14:38Z

sure.. I've found another method using local files, but that was not
the idea...

Re: putfile doesn't works for me

2008-09-22T19:12:48Z

sure.. If've found another method using local files, but it's not
exactly what I want to do...

Re: putfile doesn't works for me

2008-09-22T17:23:20Z

did you really use xxxxxxxxxxxxx for your admin_key?

putfile doesn't works for me

2008-09-21T12:27:06Z

when I run:

$ curl -s [link] -d
"op=PutFile&admin_key=xxxxxxxx xxxxx&data=some+text&filename= somefile"
/*-secure-
{"_auth_role":"admin","_auth_v ia":"api_key","_valid_as_of":
1221999941,"success":0}
*/

no file is created.. why?

Is my API enabled?

2008-09-21T10:19:51Z

Hello

I'd like to know what are the differences between an API enabled wiki,
and the basic one.

Adam told me in an email that my wiki is API enabled, but I'm unable
to "run" any interesting thing

thx for the help :)

Re: comments...

2008-08-20T23:00:09Z

sweet!

On Aug 20, 2:58 pm, "Nathan Schmidt" <nathan.schm...@pbwiki.com>
wrote:

Re: [PBwiki API] comments...

2008-08-20T21:58:49Z

Tim,
Good question. At this time we don't expose them directly, but that's
something which would be relatively straightforward to add. I'll add
it to my own list of API to-do features.
-n

comments...

2008-08-20T17:21:12Z

it seems as though comments are invisible to the API.. is this true or
is there a way to fetch them?
Also, they aren't present in the backup zips either, so I can' t find
any way to inspect them short of scraping the screens..

Re: eek!

2008-07-16T23:03:49Z

Okay, I've had it with porn spam on this list.

I've changed posts to be moderated - myself, Jessica Mah, and Nathan
Schmidt are the moderators.

I've also removed the spam from the mailing archive and reported it to
Google.

Our apologies for the interruption, we'll now return you to your
regularly scheduled API hacking.

Re: [PBwiki API] eek!

2008-07-16T06:25:30Z

"Eek!" is far gentler and more polite than my reaction when I first
saw these. Other Google groups (e.g., blueprintcss) are getting
hammered with these 'interesting', NSFW spams as well. It's a Google
problem; we wouldn't understand. :-P
----
Jeff Dickey Seven Sigma Software and Services
Email: jdic...@seven-sigma.com

eek!

2008-07-14T23:15:05Z

who knew this forum would be not safe for work!

Re: PBWiki API is getting a makeover!

2008-06-25T20:40:34Z

I think that the most recent overhaul of pbwiki's 2.0 api still has
unplumbed depths, but it seems like it has the best feature set yet.
(and the curl samples for each api call are tremendously useful and
much appreciated.)

I think that a functional demo site that uses the API would be a great

PBWiki API is getting a makeover!

2008-06-25T05:18:49Z

Hi Everyone!

I'm Jessica, one of the Product Designers here at PBWiki. We're
hoping to give our API a makeover in order to help our beloved hackers
take better advantage of all PBWiki has to offer. Here are a few
questions we've started to think about:

- In what ways can PBWiki help developers get started with using our