This should be fixed now. You can use `relevance` or `created`. Cheers, Mark

Ok, got it. The token is not a variable to pass, but rather the username. Thanks. It would be helpful to future folks to probably provide this information in the API documentation. :-) Thanks again.

Hi All, I already searched the group and found one question similar to mine, but it was unfortunately unanswered. :-( I am specifically trying to set "sort_field" in the "Search Archives" API call.

To use a token with curl, include the token using the '-u' parameter to curl, so something like: curl "https://groups.io/api/v1/getperms?group_id=5" \ -u TOKENGOESHERE: Also note the colon at the

Derek, Thank you so much. That explains my confusion -- if the documentation is mixed up, that provides a shaky foundation to build on. So I followed your example adding the "token=yes" POST

Meant to add to that that the example in the API docs (https://groups.io/api#login) is a bit misleading on that - it shows a cookie-based request with a token-based response :-)

By default the login uses cookie-based so the 'token' as such is in the cookie. If you add 'token=true' to the request (so "email=&password=&token=true") you'll get the token stanza in the return:

In the log which follows, I have redacted sensitive information. When I run curl (for a crude test) from an Ubuntu Linux 20.04 system using the /login endpoint, providing valid email and password, I

I would like to install the program on drive D: It defaults to Drive C:. My reason for wanting to install to drive D: is that my drive C: is an SSD and is very small... only 115 GB. Windows 10 has

I just added the `description` parameter to the `/addphotos` endpoint. If you're still receiving a bogus response from calls to that endpoint, please send the entire response and I'll

Mark, did the ability to add a description to the picture ever get resolved? Thanks, Eric

I'll be happy with anything, including an Atom feed with links to rest endpoints where I can retrieve original rfc2822 messages as received by groups.io (with all original headers and bodies). All the

Hello, Can you give me some more information? How would you like to retrieve the original emails? Thanks, Mark

Hello, all: I am in charge of the lore.kernel.org service, which provides developer-friendly mailing list archives for easy retrieval and processing. It is of great importance to many developers to

Hello, Thanks for the bug report. It's been fixed. Cheers, Mark

Hello, I am working on an application that makes use of the Groups.io API, and I have run into an issue I thought would be worth asking about here. There is a group we manage that when trying to get

Thanks, Derek, for the clear answer to my questions. This can open up a world of possibilities for us.

Short answer; yes. Slightly longer answer, the API requires a valid login so an application will need to make the appropriate login calls and store/provide the resulting login token, but each login is

Hi everyone, We are looking to connect our groups.io account to another database and we have a few questions from a non-programmer perspective. Can we have two or three different applications

Basic/Free groups do not support direct add functionality, either through the website or the API. Cheers, Mark