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I'm planning on it, just haven't found any spare tuits laying around in the last month or so. :) I really want to throw together a unified comment system fed by referrers, TrackBack, PingBack, and HTML forms.

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Hmmm. I have a record of a pingback request from Simon Willison, but somehow it didn't work... yet the pingback above from kryogenix worked.

212.100.224.165 - - [03/Oct/2002:15:16:28 -0400] "POST /blog/pingback HTTP/1.0" 200 141 "-" "The Incutio XML-RPC PHP Library"

194.117.133.180 - - [03/Oct/2002:17:33:42 -0400] "POST /blog/pingback HTTP/1.1" 200 142 "-" "xmlrpclib.py/1.0.0 (by www.pythonware.com)"

There's a pingback-enabled test blog with a very verbose error log for exactly these situations -- go ahead and test yourself at www.dummy-blog.org

Ian, perhaps I missed it but I went there, used the user and password it provided, and I even created a new user/password; but even so I couldn't find an obvious buttons to push to create a new entry, no any documentation on any API that is supported.

P.S. rn.hixie.ch?

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Simon's second pingback helped me debug the problem... I wasn't supporting URLs with '#' characters in them properly... instead I was rejecting the request as I was presuming the source was invalid.

Thanks!

sam: log in with the provided username/password, the form to add a new entry appears at the bottom of the index page.

Ian - I go to www.dummy-blog.org. At the bottom right, I click on Log In. I enter my user and password. Then I see the same page, except at the bottom it says "Log Out". I see no form. I click on index on the bottom left, and again I see no difference.

It's not overly important... at this point I have both sent and received pingbacks.