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I set up my own instance of StatusNet and I am trying to authenticate using emacs-oauth (via identica-mode), but I am unable to do so. I have made some hackings on the code, but so far I'm unable to proceed. The message I get in the logs of the server is:
2013-06-02 22:30:11 LOG_WARNING: [status.sergiodj.net:6419.5aee851e GET /api/oauth/request_token] API OAuthException - You must provide a valid URL or 'oob' in oauth_callback.
The first thing to notice is that even when setting GET the parameters are not being passed in the URL, which is wrong AFAIK (I'm far from a web expert). But I see the same behaviour when using POST, even though the oauth_callback is being passed in both cases.
As I said, I am far from a web expert, but I would like to get this issue solved, and I'm willing to help. Would you be able to investigate this a little further? I could provide access to the server if needed.
Thanks.
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I set up my own instance of StatusNet and I am trying to authenticate using emacs-oauth (via identica-mode), but I am unable to do so. I have made some hackings on the code, but so far I'm unable to proceed. The message I get in the logs of the server is:
2013-06-02 22:30:11 LOG_WARNING: [status.sergiodj.net:6419.5aee851e GET /api/oauth/request_token] API OAuthException - You must provide a valid URL or 'oob' in oauth_callback.
The first thing to notice is that even when setting GET the parameters are not being passed in the URL, which is wrong AFAIK (I'm far from a web expert). But I see the same behaviour when using POST, even though the oauth_callback is being passed in both cases.
As I said, I am far from a web expert, but I would like to get this issue solved, and I'm willing to help. Would you be able to investigate this a little further? I could provide access to the server if needed.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: