I installed JIRA Cloud for sheet add-on. While connecting with JIRA instead of connecting using Atlassian account I used the google account and thus not get authenticated and got this error message.
Now the problem is, even if I try the the same again and wants to use Atlassian account, its still throwing the same error and not allowng me use Atlassian account. Cleared cache, reinstall JIRA Cloud for sheet add-on but no luck.
Any idea?
I doubt you are still logged in with your google account into the Atlassian cloud Jira.
Wonder how? Can you try opening id.atlassian.com? At the very left bottom corner, click on your profile pic and logout. Login again with your correct id and password and you should be able to use your Jira cloud as usual.
Remember, when you login into any Atlassian Cloud instance you actually login into id.atlassian.com account which is used for authentication by all other atlassian cloud sites. To logout completely, change account login you need to go to id.atlassian.com.
I hope this helps you.
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I have got an error when following this Microsoft tutorial. This is the error I'm getting pic of error
I only get this error when I try to login with my organizational AD account, however when I log in with my personal Microsoft account all work as expected.
I'm new to both Microsoft Graph and Larvel I'm not 100% sure what is causing the issue, but I believe that it might have something to do with permissions for the owned app in AD. If so what permissions do I need to allow as the tutorial I believe doesn't cover this.
I would also like to only allow logins from my organizational AD and not a personal Microsoft account but when I set the app to a single-tenant nothing works.
here is my Github repository
here is a picture of my owned app permissions
here is a picture of the error you get pic of error
hopefully, I have included everything that might need to help
got this working by ensuring that I had user read permissions and mail read setting enabled on the owned permissions list and my org is still an on-prem mail system which is unable to get the calendar from this can only be done with online mail and hybrid mail servers
I'd like to to create a test adwords client account so I can use it for adwords API calls with a pending developer token.
I have followed the steps in the doc in this link and successfully created a test manager account (with the red label) using the Google Ads UI.
As required, I did that with a different google id than the one I used for the production manager account.
Then it says in the doc "While logged in to Google Ads as your test manager account, any client accounts you create will automatically be test accounts."
But for me those clients accounts were created as production. No red label, and requesting for budget.
Any idea what am I doing wrong, or an alternative way to create a client test account?
Appreciate your help,
Tal
After getting some help from Google Ads API team (see thread here) the answer is:
Create a google adwords manager test account, see here how to
Create a google adwords client test account from within that manager account, see here how to
And then, even if you get the billing error message, and you don't see any client accounts created, it's actually there, but hidden. To show it, enable the 'Canceled accounts' checkbox, as seen here:
I need to authenticate to an API using OAUTH2, however, it has to be made programmatically, no user typing stuff in a browser is permitted.
This seems like such a simple use case, but I haven't found anything online, the only thing close to it was this post, and the only answer is "yeah, you don't want to use a web browser, but what if you do?"... This doesn't help.
So, please, opening a web browser is not an option, I just want to know if Google provides any way to authenticate purely through code.
Thank you!
In order to achieve your goal, I would like to propose to use the Service account. When the Service account is used, the access token can be retrieved without using the browser.
As the points for using the Service account, please check the following points.
The Service account is not your own Google account.
For example, as one of several situations, if you want to manage a file in your Google Drive using the Service account, please share the file with the Service account. By this, the Service account can access to the file in your Google Drive.
References:
OAuth2ServiceAccount
Several cases using the Service account
Google Drive Access - Service Account or OAuth - To read/write user files
Google service account not being authorized for calendar API
Service Account for google sheets returns not found
I am working on a Google AdWords integration built on .NET, which was developed some time ago for API v201409. That version of the API has not been retired and I am now trying to migrate to the latest (v201506).
I have updated the Nuget package and it builds fine.
The account that I use to upload conversions is a manager account, with around 50 client accounts being managed by it.
When trying to upload conversions to some of the client accounts I am getting OfflineConversionError.UNAUTHORIZED_USER errors.
When I check the setup on the Google AdWords website everything looks fine. Each client account has the manager account set in the Account access settings.
I have used the ManagedCustomerService API to retrieve a list of client accounts that are managed by the manager account and it returns all accounts, including those that throw the error.
All refresh/access tokens appear to be working fine.
Has anyone experienced similar problems?
The OfflineConversionError.UNAUTHORIZED_USER is returned when you attempt to upload conversion data to an Adwords account other than the account that the click originated from.
If you have a manager account with multiple client accounts, make sure that the account ID is the correct one.
Trying to setup Moodle 2.2 with Google Drive Repository so Moodle students can upload their Google Docs into Moodle assignments.
Using google developers console I have created a Web Application Client ID and added it to Moodle's Google Repository settings.
When File Picker comes up for Moodle users trying to submit assignments Google Drive repository is available. When clicked on they get a Login button. Clicking login button opens an empty folder on Google Drive. They aren't asked for their own login credentials.
Have I made the correct type of API Client ID.
OR is there something else needed?
I did also Save the Consent Screen in the Google Project API.
Thanks in advance,
Shirley
Please check that you have entered the 'Authorized Redirect URI' exactly as shown on your Google Drive plugin config page in Moodle (copy and paste to make sure).
You should also make sure 'Drive API' is enabled on the API page of the Google Dev Console.
If both of these are already set correctly, you could try turning on developer level debugging in Moodle (if it isn't already) and see if that gives you any helpful debug messages when you try again.
Hope this helps.