XML-RPC, WordPress, and Dreamhost

by Brian Enigma on June 5, 2007 11:59am

in Administrative

I just started using MarsEdit for writ­ing posts.  I tried it when I first set up the blog at the new address, but did not stick with it.  I vaguely remem­ber some­thing slightly bro­ken, but that may have been my inex­pe­ri­ence with Word­Press at the time.  Any­way, there is a new ver­sion, which is what prompted me to try.

At first, the new ver­sion of MarsEdit did not work at all.  It turned out (after some Googling) that this is because Dreamhost upgraded to a recent ver­sion of PHP, which has a known bug that breaks WordPress’s xml­rpc inter­face.  The fix is sim­ple and now all is well.  This will be my first post with the new MarsEdit.  Hope­fully, the for­mat­ting turns out okay, giv­ing me actual links instead of raw HTML codes.

In related news (well, semi-related — they both used to be owned by the same com­pany, right?), a v3.0 release of Net­NewsWire, the OS X RSS reader, is now avail­able.  It looks pretty slick, although I have yet to see any rev­o­lu­tion­ary changes from the pre­vi­ous 2.x ver­sion I was using.

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