Re: xml-rpc / weblog backend with gnus?

[DigitalPig]

poppyer <poppyer@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi, gnus,
>
>     Is there any such backends available? It would be nice if i can read
>     / post to the blogs (mime or my friends') with in gnus.
>
> Cheers,
> poppyer
>
> -- 
I don't know if there is in Gnus. But I know there are some under Emacs. The 
first choice to use is WebloggerMode 
(http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/WebloggerMode) You can post your blog 
entry by using that. For reading Blogs, You can use nnrss backend, which 
involving RSS mechanism like in Google Reader. In the group buffer, press "G" 
"R" and input the url you like.

The third method is g-client in Emacspeak package. It provide a set of 
interfaces for Google services, including Google Calendar, Google Reader and 
Blogger. If you happen to use Blogger to post and Google Reader to track your 
friend's blog. It would be a perfect choice. 

PS: Maybe Google update their web API interface. I downloaded both the g-client 
package in the latest stable Emacspeak package and the SVN version, but neither 
of them can get the Calendar... Does anybody have an idea? Thanks!

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