HTTP Error 401: Unauthorized about cloudprint_logocert HOT 10 CLOSED

This makes me think that something in the data (line 126 or _oauth2.py) is not correct. This is constructed in lines 110-114 of the same file, and uses client_id, client_secret and refresh token. Make sure you downloaded the correct client_id and client_secret from the google developer console: console.developers.google.com

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Yes, I have verified this several times. Is it possible a blocked port could cause this?

Incidentally, in your instructions, you say:

"Two tokens are needed: under Client ID for native applications, copy the Client ID and Client Secret"

I don't see anything in the Credentials page that actually says "native applications".

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Do you see a credential with the name Native client? What name or names do
you see on the OAuth 2.0 client IDs page, under the Credentials tab?

Kelly
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On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 10:36 AM, tblossfeld [email protected]
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Yes, I have verified this several times. Is it possible a blocked port
could cause this?

Incidentally, in your instructions, you say:

"Two tokens are needed: under Client ID for native applications, copy the
Client ID and Client Secret"

I don't see anything in the Credentials page that actually says "native
applications".

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Here are the options I see when I go to create a 0Auth Client

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So it looks like you haven't created any client IDs yet. Go ahead and
select Web application and create one. Once it's created you can then
download it as a file to get both the id and secret.

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Here are the options I see when I go to create a 0Auth Client

[image: credentials]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17885939/14185600/a2d15eb0-f748-11e5-816f-b429f2c4fe35.png

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I have created both a Web Application and an "Other" client. I have tried both with the same results.

After talking to engineering, we may have some hard-coded credentials that have expired. This may be related.

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After doing some more research, I am wondering if I need to add "Authorized redirect URIs" to the client ID. I don't see any mention of this in the README file. Do I need to add something here, and if so, what would I be adding? (Below is a screenshot of the client ID circling the area I am talking about for clarification).

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No Client redirects should be needed.

Kelly
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After doing some more research, I am wondering if I need to add
"Authorized redirect URIs" to the client ID. I don't see any mention of
this in the README file. Do I need to add something here, and if so, what
would I be adding? (Below is a screenshot of the client ID circling the
area I am talking about for clarification).

[image: authorization]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17885939/14784912/e9a8196a-0ac5-11e6-928d-9b766cb496d5.png

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Digging more into this, it looks like I cannot access the authorization site. The address listed in the configuration file for this is:

OAUTH = 'https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth'
OAUTH_TOKEN = 'https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/token'

I have attempted to use these values with Postman, and am getting a log in error. If I use other values, such as github address, I do not get an error.

Can you confirm that these values are correct?

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After updating to the latest version, I am no longer receiving this error. Closing this issue.

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