Indigenous Development Log #1 eddiehinkle.com
@EddieHinkle That’s great, thanks for the post! I had no idea it had microsub built in, I’ll have to look into that next. For now, I’m just building micropub support for my site.
One thing has me intrigued, though: what are “remote commands”?
@EddieHinkle I want to try Indigenous, but I’ve never managed to get it to log in. It used to say it couldn’t find any suitable rel=“me” endpoints, but I tried it again just now and I get this:
{"error":"invalid_grant","error_description":"Redirect not on same host as client"}
@oyam Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! As far as remote commands, those are a feature that I’m testing on my local version. Its working pretty well so I’ll definitely add it into some future versions when I can finish building out the UI. They are essentially custom HTTP POST requests. You can define the body of the request and the URL you want to send the request to. What it allows ME to do is ping my private endpoint to launch a Jekyll static site build, but you could use it for anything that a HTTP POST request can be used for.
@devilgate What IndieAuth provider do you use? Micro.blog? IndieAuth.com? Known? Wordpress? That is an error which how your IndieAuth provider is verifying URLs and it’s missing part of the spec. I can reach out to the maintainer of whatever your provider is to help them update to the latest spec.
@devilgate Sorry about that, there's an open issue on the Wordpress plugin for this, see https://github.com/indieweb/wordpress-indieauth/issues/41
@aaronpk Thanks for that. And @EddieHinkle, as Aaron has discerned, I’m using self-hosted WordPress.
I’m watching that bug report, and I’ll update the plugin and try again when it gets fixed.