ase send a reply, or drop me a line with your details!
David King
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rate the OAuth
stuff...
If this is a bad idea please shout up!
Kind Regards,
David King
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Morten Fangel wrote:
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> Hi David
>
> What language are we talking here? Each library's API are kinda unique,
> so if you're looking for help doing your i
fic languages library.
>
> >> (And if you're just looking for some quick intro on OAuth myself
> >> and a
> >> few
> >> others are in IRC (#oauth at irc.freenode.org) and will happily
> >> answer
> >> questions about general use-
A few months back I asked on these forums to find a UK developer and
had a great response from Morten Fangel:
http://groups.google.com/group/oauth/browse_thread/thread/76b630b20889118d
Realised I hadn't updated the thread to say thank you - Fangel flew
over from Denmark last month and helped me
Indeed - tis an invaluable list!
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The work we did together was to create a *VERY* simple OAuth provider
and consumer in PHP/MySQL. This was to give me a hands on feel for the
spec and also overcome some of the ambiguities that it lays down. Not
because the specs are bad - the nature of such a
#'I've encountered a problem with the Netflix javascript library - one
that I've seen mirrored across a few posts in these forums...
-- How the problem occurs --
Assuming your OAuth server is up and running, everything is spot on,
the server time is correct, and it has a 5 minute threshold for
t
OK, I have created a simple fix that works in the manner I've
explained. It doesn't adhere to the OAuth namespace, it's probably
best that the author integrates it in the manner that sticks to their
style of coding.
-- How to use --
Download the new file here:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1858499
Ahh, so is that the most up-to-date oauth js library? Wonder how I
grabbed the wrong one...
Nice work btw, very similar approach to tackle the problem too!
Good to hear that your at LinkedIn, tis a great site that I need to
use more often :-S
On Sep 11, 1:03 am, John Kristian wrote:
> Thank yo
Currently I'm using HMAC-SHA1 over HTTP and have been considering
adding in SSL to my app, but am slightly confused as to what is more
appropriate. Obviously I'll be losing a *lot* of speed with SSL, and
from reading the specification I'm unclear whether it's actually
necessary. For example:
http:
OK, I have a table to store my nonces and I'm writing a garbage
routine to clear out old ones, is there a recommended (or even just
suggested or discussed) lifespan for each nonce?
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Decided to settled for a pretty forgiving 2 days with a 1/500 probably
of the routine running during nonce_lookup.
Reason? A nice safe bet until someone says I'm doing it all wrong!
On Feb 16, 5:05 am, David King wrote:
> OK, I have a table to store my nonces and I'm writing a garb
Just as the title says, I have a developer that is looking to use
oAuthBase with .NET and has asked me if there's any examples he could
take a look at / reverse engineer...
Thanks all!
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> It really just comes down to personal taste and finding a library that suits
> your needs.. but I would definitely steer clear of OAuthBase and go for
> something a little more mature / feature rich.
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> Cheers,
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> - Alex
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