IndieWeb Part 4: Cleaning Up

in indieweb •  5 years ago 

During the past few days, I have noticed some things that need to be looked into up here in terms of IndieWeb functionality. Not sure if anyone else has noticed, and not sure whether this issue is with Wordpress itself or with the third-party IndieAuth enabled services I have connected, but either way, I am going to attempt to assist the IndieWeb community by finding out and potentially fixing what I can. I will be honest and admit my very limited knowledge of PHP, however, it is a seemingly simple language to pick up (if others disagree, please discuss in comments because I want to hear!) so providing I can keep my focus in one place (though I won't be the first to state that is oftentimes more difficult for me than not), I might be able to fix a plugin or two by the end of 2019 or the beginning of 2020 at the latest.

Current Situation With This Site

at the moment, I seem to be encountering an issue with my micropub endpoint where it is displaying a 500 error if posting content from third party applications. I have not touched anything in the configuration settings for the plugin, so if anyone has any ideas as to what to look for while troubleshooting, that would be appreciated. Noticed this yesterday or the day before that while attempting to compose a reply via Quill, which failed. The odd thing? My text-enabled check ins seem to be working just fine when posting from Swarm, so not sure what the difference is. Both services, at least to my knowledge, are running on the same infrastructure. I will provide updates for you if I find out anything interesting. I am sure I will at this point.


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