The application that I submitted can only login using one path, Google SSO. Then I gave an email account without 2 steps of verification, complete with a detailed description. But they still give the following answers:
Here email from Google
Then here are the account credentials that I listed in "App Access"
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I have not yet published my app on play store, but from what I have read here I understand that I need to provide login credentials for my app for google to test my app, But I am still trying to figure out what is the case for apps that only require Google Sign In, Am I to give away my google account email and password to the team to login from my account and test the app? or what?
You can create a test account (not your main account) and upload the credentials according to the instructions in this answer of the question you referenced: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69434135/3417617
I'm working on a SAML SSO integration for our app using Google / G Suite. Our customers configure our SAML app in their company's G Suite admin settings. The integration works correctly in most cases:
Suppose you're not signed into a Google account yet. You initiate the SSO process. You're prompted to sign into your company Google account, and SSO works correctly.
Suppose you're already signed into your company Google account and your personal Google account. You initiate the SSO process. You see an account chooser. If you choose your company Google account, SSO works correctly.
However, SSO fails in this case:
Suppose you are only signed into your personal Google account. Google does not display the account chooser. Instead, you immediately get a a 403 error: "Error: app_not_configured_for_user."
This has led to a very confusing experience for our users. It's pretty common that you're currently only signed into one google account that's not your company google account. Furthermore, the error page is opaque -- it's not clear to a user what they did wrong.
Is there any way to always show the account chooser? For example, are there any parameters we can add to the /o/saml2/idp url or the SAML AuthnRequest? (E.g. we tried setting ForceAuthn and adding a <saml:Subject> block in the AuthnRequest, but it seems Google's SAML does not support either.)
Or is there a way for our app to get a callback on error, so we can show a more meaningful error message?
(I contacted G Suite support, and they said to ask our question on Stack Overflow instead. Appreciate your help here!)
Instead of redirecting to directly from your app to the Google IDP, you need to redirect to
https://accounts.google.com/accountchooser?continue={theredirectURL}
See
Google SAML app_not_configured_for_user / equivalent of prompt=select_account SAML
if you using a passport-saml
There is a fork that fixes this behavior.
Set in configuration googleAuth: true and then during authorization there will be a redirect to the google account selection page
I had this same issue. When I then added the G suite account to my Android device under Settings > Accounts and retried the login flow, I was properly prompted with the Account Chooser. Not the solution I was really looking for, but it did change the outcome.
I had the exact same problem when working with Keeper Password Manager. I solved it by erasing everything from ~/Library/Application Support/Keeper Password Manager/Cookies
I suggest you look for a similar folder in your app and do the same
I'm not quite sure that this is the right place to ask my question, but I've searched all over and haven't been able to figure out my problem. Google Support told me to post in ththe AdWords API forum, and they sent me here. I have a developer account used for the Analytics API (520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com), which was set up several years ago by a colleague who is no longer with the company. I've looked for the password for this account all over the place, but I haven't been able to find it. I tried recovering the password, however the recovery email is the same as the email on the account (520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com), and since I can't get in to that account, I can't check the email.
We're very close to reaching the limit of 100 Google accounts for the 520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com account. I tried requesting an increase to 200, but I was told I needed to approve the request via email using the 520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com account, which as you see above, I'm not able to access.
It looks like this account is linked to another account we use (rioseo.ga#gmail.com) with Google Analytics and Google My Business. When I log into the Google Developer Console with the rioseo.ga#gmail.com account, I can see the API enabled for the 520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com, and all the other details related to the Analytics API. Is there any way I can recover or reset the password for 520577192276#developer.gserviceaccount.com so I can approve an increase in user accounts?
I am just getting started with the google classroom api. I signed up for the developer test accounts and have 1 teacher account and 2 student accounts. I created a couple of classes and enrolled the 2 students in the classes. I want to use the api either via .NEt or Javascript. The prerequisuites state that I need a Google Apps for EDU account with Google Classroom enabled. How do I get this? Also, I assume without having the Google Apps for EDU account I cannot perform the first step:
"a) Use this wizard to create or select a project in the Google Developers Console and automatically turn on the API. Click Continue, then Go to credentials."
When I perform this step when logged in under the teacher account I get an error:
Error
"Developers Console has not been activated for your account. Your account may be suspended or disabled. If you are a Google Apps user, ask your domain administrator to enable Apphosting Admin on your account."
To obtain a Google Apps for Education account, you have to register your domain (or buy one), and fill up this form.
When filling the form, you will get information about the requirements needed to get the account.
To create a project in the Developer Console, you can do it even from your gmail account. After you created the project, you can enable the Classroom API so you application can access it.
When you run the code, you will have to login with a valid account (teacher or student). If you try to access the API with an invalid account you will get an error.
You can also use the Classroom API methods in the documentation. For example the resource curses.list has a "try it" section, where you can try the API before creating any project. There you can see how it works.
We use google sites at my company, and I am trying to use google sites API to modify certain pages. The credentials that I use for signing in are: username#companyName.com and a unique password.One more thing to note, is that the url for our sites pages are in the following format: https://sites.google.com/a/companyName/NameOfYourPage
I just started using the Google Sites API, and was looking at one of the examples that they have given in their /samples/sites directory. (Got this after downloading the most recent zip file https://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/downloads/list). Right now I was trying to run sites_examples.py.
So when I do run sites_examples.py and enter the site information as given above, I am asked to choose the authorization mechanism. I chose ClientLogin. When I enter the same user name and password (as I mentioned above) to access the sites page, it throws me: Invalid user credentials given.
Why is this happening?
You can get this error if Google detects suspicious activity on your account. To remedy
log in to your Google account with the same credentials
look for the warning from Google that notifies you of suspicious activity
click on the link on the warning on Google's site
follow Google's instructions to enable your client code