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http://www.livejournal.com/doc/s2/ only brings up:

"Static file not found."

I develop the Mac OS X client Phoenix ( Read more... )

There's a couple tickets that refer to a digest authentication failure recently, for requests that worked fine a few months ago ( Read more... )

A few days ago, I started to get the "Client error: No mode specified" when I tried to post to LJ using my client. Sometimes it would work, and sometimes it wouldn't. (If it failed, I just tried again and it usually worked on the second attempt.) Now I'm getting it every time I try to post. Is there a problem with the LJ flat interface? I recall ( Read more... )

The Data-ObjectDriver repository was moved recently, and running "$LJHOME/bin/cvsreport.pl -u" with the stock LiveJournal multicvs.conf will result in an error message along the lines of:Updating CVS dir 'Data-ObjectDriver' ...
A WE_HAVE_SWITCHED_TO_GITHUB.txt
U README
Updated to revision 579.
$LJHOME/cvs/Data-ObjectDriver/README contains:THIS ( Read more... )

I've just discovered that I can't get any challenges anymore in my LJ client. I get an error response saying that I did not specify a mode. But until ten minutes ago, everything was working fine...

( Telnet session in here )

Some googling and testing revealed the following undocumented XML-RPC methods, which expose a number of nice functions from the client side.

All are in the LJ.XMLRPC namespace of course:

getfriendspage
sendmessage
setmessageread
getinbox
addcomments

These were gleaned from: code.livejournal.org/trac/livejournal/browser/trunk/cgi-bin/ljprotocol. ( Read more... )

In the documentation for the "postevent" method in the XML-RPC interface, it says that the "props" parameter should be an array containing a struct, but I am fairly certain that the "props" parameter should just be a struct, from experience and per the discussion here.

...may I make a case for MultiLJ?

It is a full-featured LiveJournal client for Windows XP and Vista, using the .NET 3.5 Framework. It is under active development, and has it own community (multilj). It's been in existence for better than a year now, and runs substantially bug-free - what quirks it has are discussed on the download page. At this point, ( Read more... )