It is possible to see and modify the Ubuntu One CouchDB, but not via Futon. All you need to do is do OAuth-authenticated (but not HMAC-signed OAuth) REST requests to the right URL, using your Ubuntu One-specific Ubuntu SSO token.
One easy(ish) way of seeing the Ubuntu One CouchDB is using a little tool I wrote, which I called watgui because I'm really bad at names. It only does GET requests for now.
First, you use the tool to work out the “magic CouchDB URL”:
Then, you turn off HMAC signing, and you can use the URL to get access to the databases. For example, here's me looking at my notes database:
It is possible to see and modify the Ubuntu One CouchDB, but not via Futon. All you need to do is do OAuth-authenticated (but not HMAC-signed OAuth) REST requests to the right URL, using your Ubuntu One-specific Ubuntu SSO token.
One easy(ish) way of seeing the Ubuntu One CouchDB is using a little tool I wrote, which I called
watguibecause I'm really bad at names. It only doesGETrequests for now.First, you use the tool to work out the “magic CouchDB URL”:
Then, you turn off HMAC signing, and you can use the URL to get access to the databases. For example, here's me looking at my
notesdatabase: