I am running the dev version for Drupal 7.x. I have a valid API key and secret code for LinkedIn. I've added this to the LinkedIn configuration in my site. Now whenever I go to my user account I'm getting:

Linkedin debug : 401 : No LinkedIn account is associated with this user

I click on the LinkedIn tab in my account and proceed to Go to LinkedIn to make the connection. This does not work. It redirects me immediately to my home page and shows the same error as above.

I've got Curl running (cURL support enabled
cURL Information 7.15.5)

I am using latest 3.x version of the OAuth module.

PHP version 5.3.3.

Any suggestions?

Best-

Trevor

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Brainhack’s picture

Brainhack commented

I have the same problem - could it be that there is something with user 1 that blocks the API-calls?

Would imagine that best practice would be to never integrate user 1, then a call to die (or the eqvivalent for Drupal) could be inserted here:

* Custom access callback for linkedin/token/%user
*/
function linkedin_token_access($account) {
global $user;
if ($account->uid > 0 && $account->uid == $user->uid) {
return TRUE;
}
if (variable_get('linkedin_debug_mode', 0) == 1) {
drupal_set_message(t('LinkedIn debug : Access denied to /linkedin/token/@requested. Requesting user has uid @requesting, which is different from the requested account.',
array('@requested' => $account->uid, '@requesting' => $user->uid)), 'warning');
}
return FALSE;
}

ambientdrup’s picture

ambientdrup commented

This is happening with all the user accounts I'm testing with (besides user 1).

-Trevor

khandra’s picture

khandra commented

I have the same issue as before, I do not use user 1 but I am using administrator overlay.
I checked the code and I realized that if i write in url bar
linkedin/token/-uid-
linkedin website is reached and the profile is associated. So it seems to be a redirection issue, isn't it?

More details regarding this: if I do not work in administrator overlay i.e. from
/user/4/edit/linkedin
and NOT from
/user#overlay=user/4/edit/linkedin

then it works.

ambientdrup’s picture

ambientdrup commented

Interesting. I'll test this out to see if I can reproduce.

-Trevor

davad’s picture

davad commented

This and #1848644: Associating a Drupal account with a LinkedIn account not working are duplicates of each other. I was able to reproduce this on a clean install.

It seems like the overlay's security is preventing the LinkedIn OAuth page from loading. Disabling the overlay module is a work around that will work.

ambientdrup’s picture

ambientdrup commented

I've tried this with the overlay module disabled and no change. When I click on the "Go Linkedin" button it just redirects me back to the site's home page.

-Trevor

khandra’s picture

khandra commented

Are there any plans of finding a solution for this? Unfortunately I have no clue on how to fix it, neither if it is possible to fix it.

Thanks

ambientdrup’s picture

ambientdrup commented

Yes, I'd really like to hear back as well about proposed solutions/plans for fixing. This definitely appears to be a bug with the module.

-Trevor

neerajskydiver’s picture

neerajskydiver commented
Issue summary: View changes

"Linkedin debug : 401 : No LinkedIn account is associated with this user"
Its a debug message shown when "Turn on debug mode" is enabled at admin/config/services/linkedin.

Disable "Turn on debug mode" option at admin/config/services/linkedin.

smalltalkman’s picture

smalltalkman commented

I want this module to create a new Drupal user.

I applied patch https://www.drupal.org/node/1542130 to no avail.

ne1 have a version of the module which will create a new user?

no patches please