Actually the fact that an organization has its own domain is not a problem, if you pass the group_id to the endpoint downloadarchives (note that the attribute view_archives has to be enabled in that group permissions). The procedure to download an archive is the following:

• curl "https://api.groups.io/v1/login" -u 123456: -d "email=xxx@xxx&password=yyy&domain=zzz" (the domain param is not mandatory)
• curl "https://api.groups.io/v1/downloadarchives?group_id=1" -u your-token

The problem I'm having now is how to download the archives if I have only the group_name (and not the group_id). The endpoint getsub, getsubs don't return the group name, and the method getgroup doesn't work if the attribute manage_group_settings is set to false.

Any hints are welcomed.

Cheers,
Valerio

Hi Mark,

Thank you for answering! I'm not sure I've understood your question. I'm going to comment below the steps I did.

- I manually subscribed to 6 groups (e.g., beta | main, beta | api, announce@..., main@...)

- I got my access token --> curl "https://api.groups.io/v1/login" -u 123456: -d "email=xxx@xxx&password=yyy"

- I retrieved my subscriptions --> curl "https://api.groups.io/v1/getsubs" -u ...
  the output contains all subscriptions, but the attribute group_name is not returned. However, this is coherent with https://groups.io/api#get-subscriptions

- I retrieved the subscription for a specific group id --> - curl "https://api.groups.io/v1/getsub?group_id=1" -u ...
  the output contains only one subscription, the attribute group_name is not returned, this is not aligned with https://groups.io/api#get-subscription

As possible enhancements of the API:
- Is it possible to include the group_name in what is returned by the endpoint getsub?
- It would be possible to include domain as parameter of the endpoint downloadarchives, thus one could download archives using the params group_name and domain (instead of using the group_id)?

Thank you,
valerio