Friesian wrote:

"Error code403
Forbidden"

There seems to be an issue with your Piwigo installation or with the configuration of your HTTP server. The API request returns the HTTP error 403 (Forbidden) when trying to access the following URL: http://diskstation/piwigo/ws.php

If you are unsure about how to fix this I would recommend asking help from the Piwigo team.

Friesian wrote:

"Error code403
Forbidden"

Another possible cause of this issue is the incorrect or incomplete URL for your Piwigo installation.

Friesian wrote:

I've checked the configuration, it's all ok.
The Plugin can create categories, so the connection is ok.
But when I try to publish my photos, the error message is coming.

So there is any problem to publish the photos, I think.

Before publishing photos the plug-in invokes the pwg.getVersion method. According to your log file, this causes the error. Could someone from the Piwigo team comment on this please? Could it be the  getVersion method is not available for some reason?

Last edited by alloyphoto (2011-02-22 20:49:26)

alloyphoto wrote:

I reviewed the Piwigo  source code and found that getVersion returns a "Forbidden" error if the show_version option in Piwigo configuration is turned off. I believe all you need to do is edit your configuration and enable the "show version" option.

Where can I change the "show version" option?

Friesian wrote:

alloyphoto wrote:

I reviewed the Piwigo  source code and found that getVersion returns a "Forbidden" error if the show_version option in Piwigo configuration is turned off. I believe all you need to do is edit your configuration and enable the "show version" option.

Where can I change the "show version" option?

In [ Administration >> Plugins >> LocalFiles Editor > Local Configuration ] (first page)
Add this code :

// show_version : shall the version of Piwigo be displayed at the
// bottom of each page ?
$conf['show_version'] = true;

Hum... I think I should modify the code and replace

if ($conf['show_version'])

by

if ($conf['show_version'] or is_admin())

Admins can see the version number in the administration, why couldn't they see it in the web API!

Pierrick, you are right. If the user is authenticated as admin, then it shouldn't matter how the configuration option is set. Your solution would work perfectly.