Hung Up on oAuth.php
mckrti opened this issue · 3 comments
I'm not sure if this is the same issue as the other one I created, but I tried moving the files onto the webserver, since working locally was giving me directory issues.
It goes through sign in at microsoft's website fine, but when it heads back to oauth.php, it gets stuck. I simply get a white page and the url is:
[url excluded]/oauth.php?code=OAQABAAIAAABnfiG-mA6NTae7CdWW7QfdVfRourtTf2VjH18UHuhTKX10t5VaJ3g1EE2rmr7AAObOAWWxiDng1TtjSmSNKx4zSiSvwlG911lwNz9EJuWcHSzNBktq1JCfR6vIKFQPE9lWp9FqUblRGNL41EMtcPiZf1Op_XTpb9j5JHYlXiwE1k8SUhqYr8bBLuNTU_bBDcCWGI8kmEk2yH7Lp0xovD_9-pp7todzCqVXpHeYXbghOLhowSJgJSyjw2Ji6InB4VRNRngWbSGkcEdT-MftO1y-7kPGfhFSbHffvsZNXKMD_1iNqIgSo5EyoA-rCw8e72t0CsnQwmF-aA0s_vINqt8yxGFU-NwxpuUa3NEyxfVHasrvt5EmLX0d1FWSDzfaTCoA4jVcHKci5Yq3lgd_up6Bv5s-OdgPSqF5fgRmoNPrKtAy_og6XM-slgMW1c-3G6l96ZePjYIJ7X_pZVaOpcH64PIAhwgFNArUPCDQgrvQM_2XkRN2my76UzrreRTPUK-VBd492ATVVIV-O1Jhjx8cbIJt5GdeM-9x4L-2tu876soqP9f6AucJC-HgW7zxlF-1_0KZcPssV5cZD_ks1VIbYaTqfFbaFukPJzGTQ2qHfJVvub8DN94nYVloiBd0FUjsX1ZG6dLKyydc9OONtPuk6ts8dmztI33H-yfw4JLqSmSJMEsji0dwNJp1bIMej7AGP6zmulyg8xhnMj_ybSZb-UJqfv_1ghhYPOuJ2mMG1xAa7x0GH5sLiRcR7OJOf5YgAA&state=83q4SjNsuXA134yleKoGPqWitxflC51T&session_state=9d56121d-40ab-4d62-9e8b-f570391dcd01
Thanks for calling this to our attention. Thanks for calling this to our attention. We'll see if we can reproduce either issue. Have you tried this sample?
https://github.com/microsoftgraph/php-connect-sample
That one uses our Microsoft Graph PHP SDK.
The code you're receiving in the URL completes step 1 of the authorization process. That should slot you into this else statement:
elseif ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'GET' && isset($_GET['code'])) {I would start debugging through this block to see whether the session is accessible and you are able to get a valid access token. You can also open Fiddler or Postman and try manually POSTing to the token endpoint to see if the service returns a valid access token. Sometimes you can retrieve a code from part 1 that does not produce a valid access token and requires you to fix your auth configuration.
You would make the POST request to:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token
grant_type=authorization_code&code=$yourCode&scope=$yourScope&redirectUri=http://localhost:8000/oauth.php&client_id=$yourClientId&client_secret=$yourClientSecretClosing for now. Please reopen if this continues to be an issue.