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Whats does a Github OAuth App authorization callback URL look like?


bruceharold
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I can make an OAuth App in Github and generate the client ID and secret but the authorization callback URL has me stumped. The documentation talks about URLs that don't exist in my 'app', unless its somewhere in the Github API I don't know about. Anyone got this going before?

Best answer by laurawatsafe

Hi @bruceharold You'll want the Authorization Callback URL to be the same as what is in the Redirect Uri within FME. When I've set this up on FME Server, the URL I've used is something like:

https:\\\\<serverPublicDNS>\\fmeoauth

Hope that helps!

 

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Hi @bruceharold You'll want the Authorization Callback URL to be the same as what is in the Redirect Uri within FME. When I've set this up on FME Server, the URL I've used is something like:

https:\\\\<serverPublicDNS>\\fmeoauth

Hope that helps!

 


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lauraatsafe wrote:

Hi @bruceharold You'll want the Authorization Callback URL to be the same as what is in the Redirect Uri within FME. When I've set this up on FME Server, the URL I've used is something like:

https:\\\\<serverPublicDNS>\\fmeoauth

Hope that helps!

 

Yay! Thanks Laura, in my case I just used localhost.


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