access-token

问题 Context -- I am building a web application that uses the Google Cal and Google+ API. I will need to obtain a refresh token, since once a user authenticates with the site/app, some of the calls happen behind the scenes after they have logged in (and many of them happen after 1 hour, of which the initial access_token is valid for) As I understand it, here is the flow I must follow: Register a Web Application API through Google console - done. Prompt the user to authenticate with my application,

问题 Context -- I am building a web application that uses the Google Cal and Google+ API. I will need to obtain a refresh token, since once a user authenticates with the site/app, some of the calls happen behind the scenes after they have logged in (and many of them happen after 1 hour, of which the initial access_token is valid for) As I understand it, here is the flow I must follow: Register a Web Application API through Google console - done. Prompt the user to authenticate with my application,

问题 I am working with PHP and Laravel at the moment, I have a restful api that the user needs to authenticate with to make sure they can only access things they own etc. What I want to know is where should the token from the server be saved on the client? In a session a cookie? The servers database? 回答1: I suggest to go the following route: the user logs into your site and requests a API usage token when a new request to your API comes in, compare the token from the incomming request, with the

问题 I am working with PHP and Laravel at the moment, I have a restful api that the user needs to authenticate with to make sure they can only access things they own etc. What I want to know is where should the token from the server be saved on the client? In a session a cookie? The servers database? 回答1: I suggest to go the following route: the user logs into your site and requests a API usage token when a new request to your API comes in, compare the token from the incomming request, with the

问题 A couple of tutorials on oAuth use the Flask session to store state parameters and access tokens in the flask session. (Brendan McCollam's very useful presentation from Pycon is an example) I understand that Flask stores the session in cookies on the client side and that they are fairly easy to expose (see Michael Grinberg's how-secure-is-the-flask-user-session). I tried this myself and was able to see the token the expiration, etc. Is it correct to store the state and tokens in the flask

问题 I am trying to authenticate and to sign to in OneDrive for business in order to get an access token. I have registered my application in Azure Active Directory and I have got my client_Id and my Client_Secret. Base on the OneDrive API Documentation the next step is to login to get the authorization code that will be used to get the access token. I am able to get the code successfully but the next step is a POST with the following parameters: POST https://login.microsoftonline.com/common

问题 I'm using oauth implicit flow to authorize google assistant user into the system. The login flow goes like this: If user is logging in for the first time, the assistant redirect it to my service where user provides its credentials and logs in. Upon successful login, my service generates a JWT token and sends it back to the google oauth endpoint. Then user returns to the Google assistant with a message: "Your account has been linked to Google". Now, the big problem is, How can I logout the

问题 As the title says, when I try to request to get the friends list with the field installed: "me/friends?Fields=installed&access_token=..." I get the following error in my logcat: "Invalid OAuth access token" When looking on the facebook api I see that installed needs to take an application access token. So I generated the application access token using the appId and app Secret using: https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token?grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=APP_ID&client_secret=APP

问题 I found this code in this SO's answer however when I run it I get this error: in redcom.py I have: import time import requests import requests.auth import praw username = 'myusername' userAgent = "reddit natural language processing " + username clientId = 'myclientid' clientSecret = "myclientsecret" password = "mypasswd" #app_uri = http://127.0.0.1:65010/authorize_callback def getPraw(): return praw.Reddit(user_agent=userAgent, client_id=clientId, client_secret=clientSecret) global

问题 In the context of OAuth 2, how does one deal with refresh_token expiry, or lack thereof? I'm using JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) as access_token s with a short lifetime (expires after 20 minutes). From what I understand, this means I shouldn't have to store the access_token , only validate it (and consume the trusted information inside, like scopes). However, I'm wondering how one implements refresh_token s. In my research, I've seen that Google and others have refresh_token s which are good forever