Google OAuth plugin

ThatGuy

pnobbe

I'm having the same issue as well.

ThatGuy

rnovino datitisev Thanks for that - toggling the language files worked a treat! ?

DonaldLouch

Pilvinen, I'm getting the same issue as well...

omercan

Same issue here, but configured Facebook and Twitter perfect.

AshishKumar

omercan i am having problems with twitter login please can you assist me.

BenBeyeler

pnobbe I get this too. Did either of you figure it out?
LEOcean1 Thanks for the work! What should the redirect URI be set to?

christophermh44

Pilvinen Having the same problem. Did you succeed to setup Google Auth?

christophermh44

christophermh44
OK got it!
You have to enable Google+ API inside Google Console ?

elkaintmoose

Awesome! That did the trick for me, too. Thanks, christophermh44!

DonaldLouch

Thanks so much christophermh44, it worked for me as well ? ?

BenBeyeler

Looks like I needed <domain url>/auth/google as the redirect URI. That fixed the problem for me.

rawsh

I have all the urls enabled and the g+ api enabled aswell, and it asks for the permissions. However, it hangs at http://forum.devpy.me/auth/google and does not login.

christophermh44

rawsh If you've just enabled the G+ API, you will probably have to wait a few minutes.

rawsh

christophermh44 Still not working. I can send screen recording if you like.

christophermh44

rawsh You can try, but I'm not an expert. By the way, I caught the problem by a dirty but efficient solution: I put those line where I want to debug some variables:

ob_start();
var_dump($var1, $var2, etc.);
echo ob_get_clean(); die;

Or,

ob_start();
var_dump($var1, $var2, etc.);
file_put_contents('/path/to/debug/file', ob_get_clean()); die;

rawsh

christophermh44 Ok thanks, I will try it.

ThatGuy

We're looking into a fix - will share it once available (could be two weeks)

ThatGuy

Answer is straigtforward but not clear from the docs:

1 - Do not use the optional "Hosted Domain" input

2 - In your Google API console you also have to (and this isn't self evident, or even present) from Google's Documentation):

Go to the "Library" (aka link in the left-hand sidebar that enumerates available APIs)
Click on "Google + API"
Near the top of the "Google + API" display click "Enable"

It should now work.

We have tested this on two separate flarum installs. One on AWS/EC2 and one on a local, but publically routable KVM/Ubuntu setup.

Many thanks to our intern Moh who figured out this tiny crucial step. Lord knows I couldn't.

spiridon

rredux, heyitswither The other day I installed this extension and got the same problem.

I took the advice ThatGuy. And problem was solved.

Foxxy

ThatGuy

ThatGuy Go to the "Library" (aka link in the left-hand sidebar that enumerates available APIs)
Click on "Google + API"
Near the top of the "Google + API" display click "Enable"

Really odd that you have to do that. I have Google auth set up for my main app and didn't have to "enable" anything. It's been working fine for months.

ThatGuy

Images for those who like some pictures. I do. ?

rawsh

ThatGuy I will be the first to say thank you.
For some reason, this fixed the mobile requests. Now on mobile it works, but on desktop it has the same problem with all browsers I tried: The request goes through, redirects to your site, but its a blank page and it does not authenticate. Heres a demo on my fledgling forum: http://forum.devpy.me

ThatGuy

rawsh ? I see. On one hand, the pop-up window redirects us back to your Flarum install, and google's behaviour indicates the "Allow" preference for a given account has been set against your API key/setup. It's just the final setup/redirect on the flarum side - I can tell you that in both cases we're using 16.04.1, NGINX reverse proxies with FPM, and php7. I dunno if that helps.

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