Unable to get the key and secret

[crisanders]

Installed the WP API plugin and then the OAuth1 as well, but every time I go my dedicated server and try to run this

$ wp oauth1 add

It gives an error and nothing is returned. 

root@server1 [/home/site/www]# wp
-bash: wp: command not found

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? I can't figure it out.

Thank you

[romuloctba]

That is because you don't have the wp-cli plugin installed on your server
http://wp-cli.org/

2014-10-01 21:17 GMT-03:00 crisanders notifications@github.com:

Installed the WP API plugin and then the OAuth1 as well, but every time I
go my dedicated server and try to run this

$ wp oauth1 add

It gives an error and nothing is returned.

root@server1 [/home/site/www]# wp
-bash: wp: command not found

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? I can't figure it out.

Thank you

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[crisanders]

The only way to install it is with root access, right? There is no package to download and install it thru Wordpress, correct?

[romuloctba]

You can upload the contents of this .rar in your wp-content/plugins then
activate trough wp-admin. It is still a little raw, only creates a new key
when you click on the 'Criar nova chave Oauth' menu, but it does the job. I
made this for myself, so not very beautifull, but woks

2014-10-02 2:30 GMT-03:00 crisanders notifications@github.com:

The only way to install it is with root access, right? There is no package
to download and install it thru Wordpress, correct?

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[romuloctba]

oops, sorry.. you can download it here: http://rcdev.com.br/palestraexemplos/create-key.rar

[crisanders]

I'll give it a try.

In the mean time, we installed wp-cli thru root but when we run the wp oauth1 add command, nothing is returned.

Should I just try your script?

[romuloctba]

Yeah just give it a try
I made it just because my point is to use wp-api in simple php + mysql
shared hosts (like ipage or hostgator), without SSH nor cli. So since I was
unable to install wp-cli, I unwrapped the original oAuth create Key code
into this plugin

Nothing special... If you want it in english I can translate it for you,
but i guess you can do it on your own, since there isn't much to translate
acctually.

You could even generate the key and secret, and then deactivate and exclude
the plugin if you want (keys are managed by OAuth plugin, not mine. Mine
just executes the function to generate'em without wp-cli)

2014-10-02 10:01 GMT-03:00 crisanders notifications@github.com:

I'll give it a try.

In the mean time, we installed wp-cli thru root but when we run the wp
oauth1 add command, nothing is returned.

Should I just try your script?

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[crisanders]

That worked! Thank you!

Question: what is the callback URL format? Something like http://example.com/auth_token?

[crisanders]

I'm still a bit confused what the next steps are. Basically everything is activated now, but need to perform OAuth handshaking and signs the user into the server. Not sure what the GET request to the request token URL is.

[romuloctba]

oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/javascript/example/signature.html

the request will use the above inputs except for token and token secret.
All your next requests should be generater with the token an token secret
provided after your request is accepted

2014-10-02 19:06 GMT-03:00 crisanders notifications@github.com:

I'm still a bit confused what the next steps are. Basically everything is
activated now, but need to perform OAuth handshaking and signs the user
into the server. Not sure what the GET request to the request token URL is.

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[crisanders]

The iOS developer says that we would also need to construct a URL to login into the site for the first time. But not sure if it's something like http://username:password@example.com or http://username:password@example.com/wp-json/

Does that ring a bell?'

Again, thank you for your help, this is great advice

[romuloctba]

I'm not sure you'll need that. We are talking about oAUTH, where you
generate a token and sends to the server, wich generates the same token and
compares to yours. The genrated token is result from encription using your
secret key as encription key

[crisanders]

What's the easiest way to test if Oauth works?

[crisanders]

I'm getting OAuth signature does not match

[crisanders]

So I've been playing around with this a lot. I used the code you posted in a different thread and it seems that the base url is fine and it outputs the expected signature. Of course, when I use that with the CURL command, the signature matches.

Is there something else I can do to figure it out? What parameters go into the generation of the signature? Maybe that's the issue.

[romuloctba]

Check if you are in the / or some folder. If in some folder, you'll need to
check this pull request #32 and patch
it up...

Additionally, if you are triyng to oAuth authenticate using Postman, forget
it. Signature never matches. Why? Not sure. But use this to generate your
signature instead
oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/javascript/example/signature.html

2014-10-03 8:06 GMT-03:00 crisanders notifications@github.com:

So I've been playing around with this a lot. I used the code you posted in
a different thread and it seems that the base url is fine and it outputs
the expected signature. Of course, when I use that with the CURL command,
the signature matches.

Is there something else I can do to figure it out? What parameters go into
the generation of the signature? Maybe that's the issue.

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