I'm using the BaseGameActivity class to connect to google play games services. The problem is that somehow authentication doesn't work. I'm searching the web for a solutions for hours but didn't find anything what helps me solving the problem.
When I start the BaseGameActivity I get the following output in the LogCat:
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): ****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): ****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** APP NOT CORRECTLY CONFIGURED TO USE GOOGLE PLAY GAME SERVICES
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** This is usually caused by one of these reasons:
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** (1) Your package name and certificate fingerprint do not match
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** the client ID you registered in Developer Console.
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** (2) Your App ID was incorrectly entered.
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** (3) Your game settings have not been published and you are
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** trying to log in with an account that is not listed as
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** a test account.
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): ****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** To help you debug, here is the information about this app
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** Package name : *****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** Cert SHA1 fingerprint: *****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** App ID from : *****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): ****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** Check that the above information matches your setup in
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** Developer Console. Also, check that you're logging in with the
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** right account (it should be listed in the Testers section if
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** your project is not yet published).
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): ****
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** For more information, refer to the troubleshooting guide:
03-19 14:22:36.126: W/GameHelper(15312): **** http://developers.google.com/games/services/android/troubleshooting
I checked more than ten times that the Package name, Cert SHA1 fingerprint and App ID (which I starred here) really are identically with those given in https://console.developers.google.com/project/my-app-id/apiui/credential
I also deleted the client IDs given there several times and recreated them. But nothing helps. Can you help me?
In my case, the SHA1 finger print was incorrect.
- Go to the Google Play Developer Console, and find your game
- Go the the "Game Details" tab on the left
- Scroll Down to "API Console Project" and click your "Project Name"
- Now in the Google Developer Console (Different Console), go to API Manager
- Click the Credentials Tab
- Under the OAuth 2.0 Client IDs, click your project name
- And now, finally, you can change your SHA1 finger print and/or package name is need be.
Your logged in user on the device needs to be a valid tester account. Check if the logged in user on the device is configured as a valid test user. if not then add the email with which you are logged on to the device to the tester accounts on Google Play Game Developer Console
When you install and run the game/app onto your device from eclipse itself, it will not sign in and connect with the google game services. Please follow below instructions,
i. You have to export the game/app first (Build Project before exporting)
ii. and upload the app.apk file to device
iii. Install and run the game/app, you will see the google sign in window.
did you try this? Cert SHA1 fingerprint generated at debug does not match with the keystore I'm using In my case I was testing the app in debug and this certificate was differente at the authorized one.
Be sure to use the correct SHA1. In my case I had two different debug.keystore files on my PC.
One was located at C:\User\myUser\.android and the other was located at my android-sdk\.android directory
I used Eclipse and in my case, the debug.keystore was used from the android-sdk directory.
If you are using Eclipse you can check the location of the debug.keystore at Window/Preferences/Android/Build/.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22507927/app-not-correctly-configured-to-use-google-play-game-services