Hi.  I have simple client-side app which wants to report bugs
automagically to trac.  I was hoping to hit trac with an HTTP POST
something like:

http://trac.mysite.com/newticket?reporter={name}&summary={summary}&description={descrption}

but alas, trac returns a 503 for that, apparently because of some
magic in the trac-supplied auth info in the form:
(name="__FORM_TOKEN" value="3ed39e070e4e5d8a2ef3b621" ) which I assume
authenticates the post..

I was hoping that newticket would be okay with inbound POSTs for the
anonymous user (who has TICKET_CREATE permission), but no luck.

Can anyone tell me:

1. Is there a way to get simple HTTP POST's to be accepted?
     a) I suppose I could do the get first for the anonymous user and
scrape the html <sigh>
2. If not, how else does one programmatically submit tickets?
     a) via simple HTTP/rest?
     b) via a server-side API (I can write a page which accepts the
URI and calls this api)
     c) via email?
     d) via XML-RPC, SOAP, JSON, etc.?  (I really don't want to go
this far, btw)

Thanks!


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