They refer to /ucwa/ , clearly the old repository name.

(BTW, the old ucwa module in PyPI should be pulled if it's obsolete, it's full of these old urls.)

In order to successfully start ucwa.http, you need the future module, which is missing in requirements_dev.txt. Because the PyPI package of that module seems broken (it failed to install on my OSX Python 2.7.11), I even had to get the upstream repository, so I suggest the actual line to add in requirements.txt for the time being should be:

-e git+https://github.com/PythonCharmers/python-future#egg=future

For the domain I'm working with (infratects.com), the first autodiscovery request does not actually include the user resource, but rather a redirect one; only by going to that url you get an actual user dict.

Hence, the bulk of do_autodiscovery() in ucwa/actions.py should look something like this:

    discovery = r.json()
    path = None
    if discovery['_links'].get('user', False):
        path = discovery['_links']['user']['href']
    elif discovery['_links'].get('redirect', False):
        tmp_redir = requests.get(discovery['_links']['redirect']['href'])
        discovery_redir = tmp_redir.json()
        if discovery_redir['_links'].get('user', False):
            path = discovery_redir['_links']['user']['href']
        else:
            raise Exception("Could not make sense of these links: " + tmp_redir.content)
    domain = urlparse(path)
   ...

Hi,

Took me some time to find the original repo of pyucwa since the page on PyPi is pointing to the wrong github url.

Would recommend you update :)

Thanks