OAuthconnector and OAuthLoginprovider [#1787604]

Since the post: http://drupal.org/node/1666770 was very helpful to me, I decided to post this here.

I have been trying to set up OAuthconnector and OAuthloginprovider in Drupal 7. Because there isn't a lot of documentation at hands concerning OAuth and Drupal, I decided to create a step-by-step guide on it (which, I hope, might help others in the future) and I hope once this guide gets completed, it can serve as a base for more and better Drupal OAuth documentation.

The problem I experience in short: when I return from the provider site to the connector site, I don't get logged in.
The full howto can be found here: http://sneyers-pelgroms.com/2012/09/setting-up-oauth-in-drupal/.

Please revise and let me know what I have done wrong.

Comments

Comment #1

sneyerst commented 20 September 2012 at 06:59

I have gotten the OAuth system to work between two Drupal 7 sites. I updated the blog post mentioned above accordingly. Should we still have this issue open or do we better create a new one for discussing the documenting of this module?

Comment #2

mehuls commented 14 August 2013 at 11:21

Facing the same issue.
What I did is .... I created two drupal test sites assume provider.com and connector.com

In provider.com I enabled oauth and oauth login provider with dependency modules.
I create consumer key for one user.
I gone to the service menu and done configurations for Oauth login service.

Then I gone to connector.com and enabled oauth connector + connector module with required dependencies.
I created custom provider in oauth connector configurations.
Then enabled block for connector in visible region.

Problem :
When I click on "connect with provider" it takes me to the provider site , I log in there with user for which I created the consumer key and I return back to connector site, But I am still shown as logged out. I also get access token in url.

Comment #3

mehuls commented 14 August 2013 at 11:22

Could you provide the resolution that solved your problem?

Comment #4

cloudbull commented 21 August 2013 at 04:44

The link
http://sneyers-pelgroms.com/2012/09/setting-up-oauth-in-drupal/

is broken, anyone can post the solution again ?

I have the same situation with #2

thanks
Keith

Comment #5

z.stolar commented 27 September 2013 at 13:52

Would also like to read the broken-link post...

Comment #6

zonesny commented 28 September 2013 at 02:16

Hi. I was under the (seemingly mistaken) impression that OAuthconnector would function much like oneall or janrain engage, and allow a user to log in using his/her existing service registration (without having to first register on my drupal site). However, I seem to be facing the same issue as #2. I have configured Twitter and Facebook providers. When using either "connect" button, I am redirected to the service provider's oauth url. After granting permission to my client app, I am redirected to my site's login page, where it says I am authorized, but I am still not logged in.

I think the project description needs to be clarified, unless I have misconfigured/misconstrued something. If so, please clarify. Thanks.

OAuth Connector 7.x-1.0-beta2