On 14.02.2011 06:45, Tom Hughes wrote:
On 14/02/11 10:47, Stephan Knauss wrote:
upgrading to debian squeeze forced me to upgrade php oauth to PECL 1.1.0
oauth
Did that upgrade perhaps cause you to switch fro OAuth 1.0 to 1.0a?
I think not. The changelog from 0.99.99 to 1.1.0 does not list anything
in that area.
After the upgrade my oauth setup stopped working. While it had no
problems to authenticate and read users preferences it fails creating
changesets:
That seems odd - if you can do one thing you should be able to do
everything your token is authorised for.
The token is authorized for editing. The error would be a different one.
In noticed during my experiments because I hat to create a new token
able to read presets.
I just wonder: Why does the string in the error message start with GET?
[sbs] => GET&http%3A%2F
I'm telling it to PUT: $ret = $oauth->fetch("$api_url/changeset/create",
$changesetRequest, OAUTH_HTTP_METHOD_PUT );
Is this a display problem with the lib's error reporting or a hint to
the problem?
Can I be sure the API would have responded with 405 if the method was wrong?
It could be related to this changelog: "- Added php streams support
(libcurl is no longer required)"
Stephan
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