WordPressAuthentication

1. Overview
1. 1. 1. 1.1.1.1. Configuration
    2. 1.1.1.2. Features
2. Implementation Notes

Overview

Assembly: mindtouch.deki.services
Class: MindTouch.Wordpress.WordPressAuthenticationService
SID: http://services.mindtouch.com/deki/d...authentication

Configuration

Name	Type	Description
apikey	string?	Key to access protected features of the service.
autosave	double?	Time interval in seconds for automatic state save (only applies to services with state).
db-catalog	string	Database name
db-options	string	Optional connection string parameters
db-password	string	Password for database user
db-port	int?	Database port (default: 3306)
db-server	string?	Database host name (default: localhost).
db-user	string	Database user name
no-log	void?	When present, service does not create a log sub-service at /@log.
uri.self	uri	Uri for current service (provided by Host).

Features

Name	Description
DELETE:	Stop service
GET:authenticate	Authenticate a user.
GET:groups/{group}	Retrieve information about a group.
GET:groups	Retrieve a list of all groups.
GET:users/{user}	Retrieve information about a user.

Implementation Notes

Use this service to authenticate with WordPress.

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johnmark says:

Note that, as of Wordpress 2.5, Wordpress no longer uses MD5 password hashing by default, thus breaking this extension. To use Wordpress with this extension, you'll have to get this plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/md5-password-hashes/

Posted 19:45, 18 Aug 2008