Is this command meant to create the email address 1...@example.org , create a
user and link them?
POST http://localhost:8001/3.0/addresses/1...@example.org/user
It returns 404
this bit of code in rest/addresses.py appears to be what is being executed and
seems to be returning a 404 if the addr
On Feb 08, 2015, at 12:28 AM, Andrew Stuart wrote:
>TLDR - This API methods does multiple things and depends on information apart
>from the URL to define its behaviour mode, making it hard to give a clear
>authentication scope to. I wonder if it should be broken out into individual
>REST API metho
Actually I meant authorization not authentication.
On 8 Feb 2015, at 12:28 am, Andrew Stuart
wrote:
TLDR - This API methods does multiple things and depends on information apart
from the URL to define its behaviour mode, making it hard to give a clear
authentication scope to. I wonder if it s
TLDR - This API methods does multiple things and depends on information apart
from the URL to define its behaviour mode, making it hard to give a clear
authentication scope to. I wonder if it should be broken out into individual
REST API methods, each with a single purpose and a clear authentica
