On Mon, 2013-07-29 at 16:03 +0200, Patrick Ohly wrote:
On Mon, 2013-07-29 at 16:40 +0300, Amarnath Valluri wrote:
> Yes, It worked for me :
> -----------------------------
> ~/work/code.google.com/libgsignon-glib/examples
> $ ./google-oauth2-example
> --get-google-token=5
> --client-id="796629365126.apps.googleusercontent.com"
> --client-secret="3NbR94RM-DTnA81BWjiJe4TP"
> Geting token
> Got token :{'AccessToken':
> <'ya29.AHES6ZS7RpdHAoikzv0ZdV-2xpPDUXMJkFCcaNpz6r3_G5k'>,
> 'TokenParameters': <@a{sv} {}>, 'TokenType':
<'Bearer'>, 'Duration':
> <int64 3596>, 'Timestamp': <int64 1375105096>, 'Scope':
> <'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar'>}
> --------------------------
>
> The only changes i did was - RedirctURI and Scope.
It works for me, too, when using the Evolution client id/secret. It
failed when using my own one.
Hmm, after succeeded with Evolution credentials it also started to work
with my own. <shrug>
... and after recompiling with "scope" = "email", I am back to the
"invalid_request". Can you reproduce it when switching back and forth
between different scopes while keeping everything else constant?
Where does signond keep local state?
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