I am not getting email after registering to the walmart labs for using their API's
I did the registration from here
https://developer.walmartlabs.com/member/register
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There's no clear information about this, neither at Twitter developer portal either.
How to obtain user's email via Twitter API OAuth v1 or v2? Is it possible at all nowadays?
Assume that a user has been authenticated with a proper "scope" permission
This is possible in Twitter API v1.1 and OAuth 1.0A, if:
the app has "request user email address" permissions in the developer portal for OAuth 1.0A, with the account access token granted after that was set (i.e. they saw "app can request your email address" in the list when authenticating), and...
the app calls /1.1/account/verify_credentials.json with the include_email=true parameter set
This is not currently possible in Twitter API v2 with OAuth 2.0 but this is actively being worked on (and would be added via Open ID Connect in the future release when it is ready).
It seems Outlook now only supports OAuth login for office 365 and gmail accounts. Any other accounts can't make Outlook to popup an login form, even Yahoo mail. I've tried to make a 401 response including a HTTP header of "WWW-Authenticate: Bearer.... " to Outlook while the profile initialating, but it ignors the returned OAuth authentication URL and uses a fixed url(https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize) which is dedicated for office 365 accounts.
I wonder if there is a way to make Outlook use a custom OAuth login URL which returned by the mail server.
I'm building a daemon service (no user interaction) which needs to send a mail via MS Graph. I've registered an app in Azure AD and given it the User.Read.All and Mail.Send application permissions and given admin consent for those.
In my Java code, I'm using the ClientSecretCredentialBuilder for authentication. By doing
graphServiceClient.users("johndoe#mytenant.com").sendMail(params).buildRequest().post();
I can send an email on behalf of John Doe. However, technically, I could send an email on behalf of any user in this tenant. Is there a way to configure the app so that it can only use a specific account to send mail from?
Graph API doesn't yet support such a feature.
I want to send 2-Factor Authentication token via email using Twilio's Authy api. I know Authy api offering Push Authentication, Soft token, SMS/Voice but is it also possible to send token via email?
If so, then can I register the user at authy without providing phone number and country code but just will give email address? Actually I only need to send token via email not over the phone.
Thanks.
Authy adds support for user authentication via email
https://www.twilio.com/changelog/authy-adds-support-user-authentication-email
The Google Developer Consoles (even the old version) no longer lists the Mail API in the list of available APIs.
I'm trying to develop a web application which acts on behalf of users to manage their Gmail, like Mailbox. This requires using the Gmail IMAP API with XOAUTH2 authentication with an OAuth 2.0 access token. The documentation instructs provisioning OAuth 2.0 token with a https://mail.google.com/ scope. Provisioning credentials for a web application then requesting a token with this scope yields a 403 response with an accessNotConfigured error. There are options in the developer console for configuring other APIs, but there is no option to configure access for the Mail API.
Attempting to provision the mail scope in the Google OAuth Playground using their client credentials works correctly and the resulting access token can be used to access Gmail IMAP with XOAUTH2.
Have Google disabled OAuth 2.0 authentication for Mail using new credentials, or is it just hidden? I can't find a way to contact them and ask for Mail API access.
Just create any client id it doesn't matter what API you select. When you make the authentication request send the scope of https://mail.google.com/. That will get you the access token you need to login to the imap server.