svn checkout http://feedvalidator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/apptestsuite
cd apptestsuite/client
python appclienttest.py --name=admin --password=passwordhttp://example.com/blog/wp-app.php/service
Atom Protocol Exerciser
The APE may also be used to verify your installation. If your WordPress blog is public, you can use the APE directly from the web. Otherwise the APE can be installed locally on a Ubuntu Feisty Fawn (instructions for other operating systems may vary) and run thus:
In addition to being able to be run at http://localhost/ape, it can be run directly from the command line:
ruby go.rb "uri=http://example.com/blog/wp-app.php/service&username=admin&password=password" > report.html
sed -i '1,/^\r$/d' report.html
Footnote
The apptestsuite and APE outputs will be updated hourly with the latest code from CVS and SVN until Wordpress 2.3 is released, and XMPP IMs will be sent to me upon failure.
In the first example, shouldn’t that be wp-content, not wp-contents ?
And in a production (i.e, hosted) environment, it’ll be “chmod 777 wp-content/uploads”, because only mummy can chown.
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I’m very much looking forward to this release too and have to thank Elias Torres, Pete Lacey and Sam for making this possible! I expect that with this, all bugs in WordPress 2.2.x leading to validation errors in the Atom feeds will vanish with 2.3. That, on top of full AtomPub compatibility, is truly amazing.
I’m awaiting the day I can press the “reply” button in my feed reader to make a comment on a blog entry with great joy and excitement! :-)
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So Wordpress 2.3 will chmod the uploads directory to 777?
That’s not my experience. If the directory does not exist, Wordpress will attempt to create it. But in my case, not only was the directory was not there, the parent directory wasn’t writable by the Apache process. The inevitable result was that tests involving uploads failed.
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Ich bin ja traditionell ein Textpattern Fan, wie viele meiner Leser wissen. Dennoch gibt es einige Gründe, die mich in den letzten Wochen überzeugt haben, nun doch auch tiefer in die WordPress Welt einzutauchen. Es sieht nämlich so aus, als ob Matt...
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