> Your English is fine! Welcome to RT land. :)
Thank you :)
> The REST interface accepts "user" and "pass" parameters. If you're using
> Perl, the code will look something like:
>
> $mech->post("$baseurl/REST/1.0/search/ticket", [
> user => "root",
> pass => "password",
> query => "queue='foo'",
> ]);
That's perfect for me! I just can forget the token things and give the
username and password in every request. It's really easier! I think I
missed this piece of information. Nothing about this way to be identified
by RT is written on this page: http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/REST .
Thanks!
I will try to do it using HTTPS protocole.
Regards,
Martin Bouladour
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