Re: OAUTH: Figuring out where I went wrong ( step by step )
Dustin Miller <[email protected]> Fri, 25 Mar 2022 18:29:55 +0600
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On Fri, 25 Mar 2022 06:55:05 -0500 "c. marlow" <[email protected]> wrote: > I just resat up Oauth in Claws: > > Deleted the password out of the password box and hit APPLY > > Re copied the the Client ID and Secret, and pasted them into their > right spots in Claws > > then hit the authorize button... Copied and pasted that code into > claws > > Hit apply > > I then went back to Google's API site and changed the API from TESTING > to IN PRODUCTION. > DM: I'm curious how you did this. The only way I could figure out how to do it was by clicking on 'Publish App'. And it seemed like things wouldn't work unless / until Google actually verified the app. But I could have missed something somewhere. > > For some reason its like Google API only lets me use the " secret > password" for x amount of time and then Google sees it as a bad > password. And I then have to repeat the OAUTH steps again to get my > account to work for a little while ... > DM: In some of the Google documentation related to the Testing status, it says that the authentication will only be good for a week, but not sure if that's related to how quickly yours is expiring or not. > > I am hoping that switching the API to IN PRODUCTION solves my problem. > > Now, I just need to close Claws and let a hour or two pass and then > open Claws again.. if I get a INVALID CREDENTIALS error then > everything that I did above was done in vain. > DM: Hope it will work this time for you, but I have my doubts. I've run into my own problem with an account I'm trying to set up, but I'll put that in a separate post. ---Dustin > > Chris