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LJ Update plugin

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Ok is there anything other than installing the LJ plugin(and config it) and the XML-RPC plugin that I have to do to make the LJ update plugin work?

Been banging on this for a few days now, it hates me. :|
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Actually you don't even need the XML-RPC plugin, as the LJ plugin only acts as outgoing XML-RPC. I don't use LJ, but from what I've heard the plugin works...

Did you check if your webserver allows sending XML-RPC requests? Try to fetch an image over the web, or try to send a trackback to another blog - does that work? If not, this will mean your webserver is blocking traffic...

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Post by WretchedMethod »

Ok its not my host blocking anything. So my question now is, is where is XML-RPC enabled on a server? php.ini? My host (aplus.net) is willing to change whatever I need, their techs are just complete idiots and need to have instructions written out for them.
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Post by garvinhicking »

Usually the XML-RPC files are loaded, as your server does not need to have it enabled - XMLRPC for LiveJournal Update is only used as a client.

If you can give me FTP/s9y account credentials to your host I could debug and see what's going wrong? If you want to take this offer, please contact me via PM or email.

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Post by kodekitten »

I'm having problems getting this to work as well, Gavin.

When I use "http://www.livejournal.com" or just "www.livejournal.com", the error is error 13: permission denied. If I try to feed it something like "www.livejournal.com/interface/xmlrpc", I get error 22: invalid arguement.

Has anyone else experienced issues with this plugin?
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Post by garvinhicking »

I think you must activate your LiveJournal Account to be available via XML-RPC - the permission denied errors comes from Livejournal. Sadly I don't use LJ and have no account, so I don't know how or if it needs configuration.

I only know this plugin works for some people :) (BTW, only use www.livejournal.com, no path and no http://)

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Post by WretchedMethod »

Garvin thanks for messing around with mine to help me out with this problem. :)

Any chance you could tell us who you know is using this plugin and has it working. I have gone through every setting in LJ and found nothing that has anything to do with it. :(
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Post by Keilaron0 »

I works for me. Try checking your password.
Basically, my steps for installing were:
Download, extract, install, configure, use.
The server should be www.livejournal.com (unless you use something else). Again, double-check your username and password, you may've made a typo.
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Post by WretchedMethod »

Ok then, it 100% has to be something to do with the host (kode is on the same one).
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