How does one set up API on a locally hosted server...

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Published on 2009-12-06T11:32:01Z Indexed on 2010/03/25 22:03 UTC
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I am setting up a personal Wordpress site and want to be able to post to it from other sites... the common request being for my "API Key".

When creating a site on Wordpress.com for example, and API key is sent to you by mail, but surely it should be relatively simple, (if not just an address on the local site to point to,) to have one for a personal server (ubuntu server)?

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