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ekivemark replied on December 29, 2007 23:53 to the question "What is the "sig=" value in the Spock API. It doesn't appear to be documented in the API docs." in Spock:
Thanks for the help. I am obviously still doing something wrong. Here is the output from curl
curl http://www.spock.com/api/1/person.xml...
curl http://www.spock.com/api/1/person.xml...
[2] Done blurb=1
[3] Done gender=1
[4] Done id=sam%2Cwayne
[5] Done names=3
[6] Done pictures=3
[7] Done picture_sizes=small_width
[8] Done location=1
[9] Done websites=3
My-Computer:~ ComputerUser$ <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response>
<error>No ID specified.</error>
</response>
Yes - my api key is working. I replaced it here for security reasons. The call count keeps getting incremented.
Any suggestions on problems with the call?
ekivemark asked a question in Spock on December 28, 2007 04:48:
What is the "sig=" value in the Spock API. It doesn't appear to be documented in the API docs.There is a sig= value in the API call but it does not appear to be documented. How do you determine that value?
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