I would like to sign-in with my Google credentials on BitBucket, but each time I go to
https://bitbucket.org/account/signin/
I am redirected to
https://bitbucket.org/socialauth/signup/?next=/
Which is not what I want.
I also removed all the cookies related to Atlassian and Bitbucket, but I don't know to to wipe all the used internal storage for this particular website.
Any idea?
It seems I am not the only one with this issue
It works from the incognito page, so it is somehow cookie related,but I don't want to remove all my cookies...
Have you tried to login from another browser?
Or try to login with your github account if it work.
If is your fist time with that gmail account note that you need to create it
You can make a "force refresh" with SHIFT+F5 in the page, or if you are using google chrome you can wipe all cookies & data with this guide
Sorry for my bad english.
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When I try to login to my heroku account in a web browser, the page just refreshes and does nothing.
If I give it wrong credentials then it shows the error message.
I tried using cli but it opens the browser and gets stuck on the same loop.
Used other browsers both on windows and android, resetted the password, used vpn, asked a friend, all results in the same refresh thing.
Asked the account-lockout heroku email id, it plain out autorejected my mail because the mail has a '.' inbetween.
Heroku Mail id
firstlast#gmail.com
Gmail id
first.last#gmail.com
I looked up other links over here and on other sites as well to no avail.
If I use help.heroku.com and then goto dashboard, it shows the loading animation and then goes back to the login page
Any help on this would be seriously appreciated
We have a web app that uses OAuth to sync user's gmail account asking for some credentials. Now since last week we are getting this message that "sign in with Google is temporarily disabled for app" but we haven't changed anything from our settings at all. Also we have everything approved and configured because it was working fine before that time.
You need to follow the process described [here][1] to request verification for your app.
[1] https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/7454865?hl=en
Also see https://gsuite-developers.googleblog.com/2018/06/new-oauth-protections-to-reduce-risk.html
I want to reduce risk of having google recaptcha to solve, so I want to be always logged in on gmail, just like on normal chrome. I dont want to manually login every browser start. How can I do that?
You can use 'userDataDir' option ,while launching puppeteer. 'userDataDir' is a path to browser's user data directory. Find user directory by using "chrome://version" URL. UserDataDir is parent of Profile path.
refer [https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/blob/master/docs/api.md#puppeteerlaunchoptions]2
I am using jekyll-google-auth to secure this website. Visiting the site should prompt the user to authenticate with google, and if they are in my company domain, they should get access to the site.
I have the google app set up, my dyno is up and running, but when I visit the site and click "allow" (or "deny" for that matter) I am not redirected to the site, instead it seems to refresh to the same auth page. I can click "allow" or "deny" indefinitely and never get to the site.
My redirect uri in my google app settings is:
http://dash.fractalhardware.com/auth/google_oauth2/callback
The command jekyll-auth new is supposed to run through setup for you, but it failed for me. It spit out an error when I entered my domain when prompted for GOOGLE_EMAIL_DOMAIN. So I went into the heroku settings and just added it manually in the config variables. I read through the code for the jekyll-auth command and confirmed the setup should've been complete. I don't think that's related to the auth problem but it's the only obvious hiccup I've come across.
Any idea why the oauth page seems to refresh/redirect to itself instead of authorizing the user and showing the site?
Thanks,
Dave
I have a simple app I want to create, which allows you to place any website within your Facebook page on a tab.
Previously, I could just do this without a secure canvas URL, but now it is telling me that I must have this to create the app.
Is there a way around this, as the app does not take any info from anybody, it just shows a site from my server on the page.
Short answer: No. You do not need to provide an encrypted connection if the app runs in sandbox mode but otherwise it is mandatory.
Well, actually people using secure browsing will just see an error message at the moment but judging from recent announcements apps without an encrypted connection will be blocked a bit further down the road.