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Server Setup
WordPress
| Servername | your server name, eg. www.blogplanet.net |
| Port | your webserver port, usually 80 |
| Endpoint | path to the xmlrpc.php file, eg. /wordpress/xmlrpc.php |
Supports
image upload | enabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
There seems to be a problem editing an already uploaded post ("bad user/pass"). If you have a solution,
please let us know!
TypePad
| Servername | www.typepad.com |
| Port | 80 |
| Endpoint | /t/api |
Supports
image upload | enabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
Twoday
| Servername | twoday.net |
| Port | 8081 |
| Endpoint | / |
Supports
image upload | enabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
MovableType
| Servername | your server name, eg. www.blogplanet.net |
| Port | your MT/webserver port, usually 80 |
| Endpoint | path to the xml-rpc.cgi file, eg. /cgi-bin/xmlrpc.cgi |
Supports
image upload | enabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
Roller
| Servername | your server name, eg. www.blogplanet.net |
| Port | your Roller port, 8080 in default Tomcat/Roller installations |
| Endpoint | /roller/xmlrpc in default Tomcat/Roller installations |
Supports
image upload | disabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
B2
| Blog-ID | 1 (B2 only supports one blog. "Get Blogs" function doesn't work) |
| Servername | your server name, eg. www.blogplanet.net |
| Port | your B2/webserver port, usually 80 |
| Endpoint | path to xmlrpc.php. If your B2 blog is at www.mydomain.com/b2,
then this is /b2/xmlrpc.php |
Supports
image upload | disabled |
| MT Server | disabled |
As stated in the B2 readme, title and category of a post can be set using a
little trick:
"However, you can type <title>my title</title> and/or <category>2<category>
in the body of your post to make its title be 'my title' and its category
be #2 (refer to your categories section to find out the ID numbers of the
categories). b2 would then delete that extra info from the body of your
post once it is posted."
We recommend that you save <title></title> and <category></category> in
BlogPlanet's dictionary, so that it is easily available when you write an
entry.
Nucleus
| Servername | your server name, eg. www.blogplanet.net |
| Port | your Nucleus/webserver port, usually 80 |
| Endpoint | path to server.php. If your blog is at
www.xy.com/blog, then this is /blog/nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php |
Supports
image upload | enabled |
| MT Server | enabled |
If you get an error about file/dir permissions, you need to create a folder
called 'media' in your main nucleus folder and a folder with the id of your
blog inside that media folder. Both folders need sufficient write permissions
for the user under which the nucleus php scripts are run.
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