On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Pierre Lamot <pierre.la...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Hi, i seems that I can't add "darktable" as administrator of the account
> as it isn't a real fb user. Could you give me your facebook account or id
> or better the output of this:
>
> https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer?method=GET&path=me%3Ffields%3Did%2Cname&version=v2.2&;
>
Sent
>
>
> for the integration, there are different solutions but each has some
> drawbacks:
>
> - embed webkit: certainly the cleanest way, this might be a bit
> heavyweight though. we discussed this when I did my first implementation,
> choose not to for this reason. I might have an implementation of this part
> somewhere, the integration was simple and worked well. I have to check if I
> still have it
>
This is already reimplemented. See Pull Request #825
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pull/825
>
> - redirect to a port on localhost: I'm not sure that FB allows this. I
> made some tests with other photo hosing provider (photobucket, 500px, ...)
> some of them definitly forbid this (can't remember wich one though),
> definitively to be tested,
> I started some works in this direction, but it was far from complete and
> I don't this it worth while to be shared. I saw some workaround consisting
> of using a shortener to do the port redirection
>
I have tried with 500px, and it seems it tries to contact the URL you try
to setup in the app data. The other thing that I haven't tested so far is
if you can override it in the oauth_callback parameter passed in the second
step of their oauth1 process.
>
> - redirect to a third party website (darktable.org?): This would works,
> but boucman told that you weren't keen on this solution due to privacy
> concern (share auth token with darktable website)
>
This is what I do right now with 500px in the module I am developing. The
thing is that for 500px, as this is a 3-legged oAuth1 process, what we get
is the verifier, neither the auth token nor the secret, which is gotten in
the third step. But for Facebook what we would get in our server logs would
be the actual access token. This is actually what led me to implement the
webkit solution.
Thanks
--
José Carlos García Sogo
jcs...@gmail.com
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