About: Antonio Monteagudo

I’ve implemented a temporal fix for this. This is what i have done, usefull if someone needs something like this…

First, create an user with the necesary access level on wp backend panel and get his user id. For this example supose that user’s id is 5.

Now edit on file posts.inc.php:

Near line 50, after:

$user = (is_user_logged_in () && is_object ($user = wp_get_current_user ()) && !empty ($user->ID)) ? $user : false; /* Current User's object. */

Add:

if ((!$user) && (isset($_GET['key'])) && ($_GET['key'] == md5(date("Ymd")."yourstring"))){
	$userid = 5;
	$user = get_userdata( $userid );
	}
										

Now you have to provide add the key parameter to the address that you have to give to the thrid-party service.

For example, if the url of your post is http://www.website.com/blog/post_name/ , you have to give the url: http://www.website.com/blog/post_name/?key= followed with the md5 key that you want to generate (in my case is date(“Ymd”) + “yourstring”)

Maybe this is not the best solution, but is a solution until the s2team give us a better fix.