Using the Webservices - Revision history

Dirk: added ecto for Mac OS X

2009-05-09T09:20:46Z

added ecto for Mac OS X

Dirk: link to a screenshot of appfs in action

2008-08-06T20:10:44Z

link to a screenshot of appfs in action

Dirk: Added MarsEdit (Mac OS X)

2008-07-22T21:06:16Z

Added MarsEdit (Mac OS X)

Dirk: Removed note about this being preliminary information

2008-05-18T18:27:29Z

Removed note about this being preliminary information

Dirk: Typo

2008-03-18T12:17:50Z

Typo

Dirk: Typo

2008-02-23T19:42:02Z

Typo

Dirk: Added Yulup

2008-02-20T19:55:06Z

Added Yulup

Dirk: (short) list of Atompub clients

2008-01-13T09:35:56Z

(short) list of Atompub clients

Dirk: Avoid the word "Outlook" ;-)

2008-01-13T09:02:43Z

Avoid the word "Outlook" ;-)

Dirk: More subsections; link to authentication problem workaround

2008-01-13T08:53:50Z

More subsections; link to authentication problem workaround

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	== Mac OS X ==		== Mac OS X ==

		+	* [http://illuminex.com/ecto/ ecto] (version 3 or later)
	* [http://www.red-sweater.com/marsedit/ MarsEdit] (version 2.2 or later)		* [http://www.red-sweater.com/marsedit/ MarsEdit] (version 2.2 or later)

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 == Linux ==
-* [http://wanderingbarque.com/appfs/using_appfs.html appfs] (Peter Lacey) allows you to mount the contents of an Atompub-enabled site as a local filesystem.
+* [http://wanderingbarque.com/appfs/using_appfs.html appfs] (Peter Lacey) allows you to mount the contents of an Atompub-enabled site as a local filesystem (What does this mean? See it [http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhaun/2739285076/ in action here].)
 == Other ==

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 * [http://writer.live.com/ Windows Live Writer] (Microsoft)
 * [http://www.witha.jp/eXeries/software/ Fude] (Toru Marumoto)
 == Linux ==

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−	~~''This should be considered preliminary documentation until Geeklog 1.5 is actually released. Details may change until then ...''~~
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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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 == Future Extensions ==
-Future version of Geeklog may add access to the story submission queue. Also, third-party plugins may provide more useful access for normal users (e.g. the ability to edit their own forum posts).
+Future versions of Geeklog may add access to the story submission queue. Also, third-party plugins may provide more useful access for normal users (e.g. the ability to edit their own forum posts).
 == Restrict Webservices Usage ==

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	* [http://www.yulup.org/ Yulup] is a Firefox extension.		* [http://www.yulup.org/ Yulup] is a Firefox extension.
−	* [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3188/ Atomic] (Alex Milowski) is Firefox extension.	+	* [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3188/ Atomic] (Alex Milowski) is a Firefox extension.

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	== Other ==		== Other ==

−	* [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3188/ Atomic] (Alex Milowski) is an extension ~~for Firefox~~.	+	* [http://www.yulup.org/ Yulup] is a Firefox extension.
		+	* [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3188/ Atomic] (Alex Milowski) is Firefox extension.

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	To further restrict access to the Webservices, such that only certain users can use it, you can enable the '''Restrict Webservices?''' option in the Configuration. From that point on, only users with the specific <tt>webservices.atompub</tt> right can use the Webservices. There is also a pre-defined <tt>Webservices Users</tt> group that you can assign users to.		To further restrict access to the Webservices, such that only certain users can use it, you can enable the '''Restrict Webservices?''' option in the Configuration. From that point on, only users with the specific <tt>webservices.atompub</tt> right can use the Webservices. There is also a pre-defined <tt>Webservices Users</tt> group that you can assign users to.
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		+	= Clients =
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		+	The list of Atompub clients is rather short at the moment since the protocol itself is still new (it was only approved in October 2007). However, many big names in the industry are already using Atompub for their services (e.g. Google for Blogger and the Google Calendar), so expect this list to grow soon.
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		+	== Windows ==
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		+	* [http://writer.live.com/ Windows Live Writer] (Microsoft)
		+	* [http://www.witha.jp/eXeries/software/ Fude] (Toru Marumoto)
		+
		+	== Linux ==
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		+	* [http://wanderingbarque.com/appfs/using_appfs.html appfs] (Peter Lacey) allows you to mount the contents of an Atompub-enabled site as a local filesystem.
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		+	== Other ==
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		+	* [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3188/ Atomic] (Alex Milowski) is an extension for Firefox.

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 If your webserver is running PHP as a CGI, there may be a problem with the authentication not working. In this case, you will have to [[Webservices_API#Authentication|modify your .htaccess]] to forward the authentication headers.
-== Outlook ==
+== Future Extensions ==
 Future version of Geeklog may add access to the story submission queue. Also, third-party plugins may provide more useful access for normal users (e.g. the ability to edit their own forum posts).

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 = Restricting access =
 The Webservices can only be used by registered users. By default, any user with an active account can use the site's Webservices. Since we're currently only supporting access to stories and static pages, this will only be of limited use to users without Admin access (Story Admin or Static Pages Admin), though. They will only have read-only access to the stories and static pages that they can see on the site.
 Future version of Geeklog may add access to the story submission queue. Also, third-party plugins may provide more useful access for normal users (e.g. the ability to edit their own forum posts).
 To further restrict access to the Webservices, such that only certain users can use it, you can enable the '''Restrict Webservices?''' option in the Configuration. From that point on, only users with the specific <tt>webservices.atompub</tt> right can use the Webservices. There is also a pre-defined <tt>Webservices Users</tt> group that you can assign users to.