ImportError: cannot import name SignedJwtAssertionCredentials
I had this problem today and had to roll back from oauth2client version 2.0 to version 1.5.2 with: pip install oauth2client==1.5.2
I had this problem today and had to roll back from oauth2client version 2.0 to version 1.5.2 with: pip install oauth2client==1.5.2
Google OAuth 2 Refresh Token is Missing for Web App but Present for localhost
You need not bother about refreshing tokens until the time you are storing the Expiry parameter. After getting the ‘Token’ object, store the following in your database: token.AccessToken, token.RefreshToken, token.TokenType and token.Expiry while fetching, construct the token object again using the above parameters: token := new(oauth2.Token) token.AccessToken = {{ From DataBase }} token.RefreshToken = {{ … Read more
There are a lot of misunderstandings about both cookies and refresh tokens and OAuth2. First, it is not true that only confidential clients can use a refresh token. The OAuth2 protocol says that confidential clients must authenticate, but does not require confidential clients. Ergo, client authentication is optional on the refresh operation. See RFC 6749, … Read more
Seems like best thing to do is to just always have userId=”me” in your requests. That tells the API to just use the authenticated user’s mailbox–no need to rely on email addresses.
I have also found that the documentation can be a bit confusing. But after many hours of trying, I figured it out with the help of this blog (update – the blog no longer exists, changed to Internet Archive). In your case, you don’t need a firewall entry for ^/oauth/v2/auth because this is for the … Read more
With OAuth, the token is generally passed in the request headers. You may wish to try something similar to the following, for both POST or GET: POST: curl http://api.localhost/write -H ‘Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN’ GET: curl http://api.localhost/read -H ‘Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN’ The value part of the Authorization key/value pair can vary by REST service provider. With … Read more
Well, there are certainly many ways to achieve it, and it can be tricky. I can give you one solution as an example: Consider two apps on different subdomains: The Fine Corinthian Turkey Shop (turkey.example.com) Rent a Baboon (monkey.example.com) These two web apps want to share signon, and arrange for a third hosted website for … Read more