OK. It appears to be working again but maybe still do can some tests on the REST API. I don't trust it yet....
I think one of problems is that there is currently a conflict for current Twitter clients which can use laconica (such as twhirl) expect the "/api" prefix to access systems that support the twitter API. Currently "api" is being used by our REST API. So, there is a conflict. Right now, the default in ESME for the twitter api is "/twitter" which means that most existing twitter clients won't work for ESME access. I previously had set the default twitter prefix to "api" which allowed the twitter clients to work but broke our REST API. Ideally, we might change the prefix for our API to "esmeapi" in order to avoid conflicts with existing apis. Thoughts? D. On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Vassil Dichev <[email protected]> wrote: >> What is strange is that the old Air client works. > > So did Twitter clients last time I tried. If you provide a user, it > will use that, but for Twitter API at least, any password would work. >
