Open lancejpollard opened 12 years ago
Happens to me too, can't figure out what triggers it.
I just had the same issue and found the problem:
After you get the code from facebook everyauth has another step called 'getAccessToken' which makes another request to facebook on "https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token?redirect_uri=
Setting myHostName at the beginning of getAccessToken step fixed the issue for me.
Please, oh, please, merge thi :) I have the same issue, as gilad61 talking about. My app is hosted on heroku and time-to-time I'm getting this nasty error. Issue appears only if two or more dyno's are enabled. On one dyno everything is ok.
I have the same issue too. I use cluster and 4 forks of script. How I can get round this problem? Can I save myHostName data in Redis store?
I'm resolved my problem by using passportjs instead everyauth.
Hey,
Really looking forward to using everyauth, but I'm getting a strange error…
When I try to authenticate with Facebook on a top-level domain (
example.com
instead ofwww.example.com
ordocs.example.com
), I am getting theOAuthException
"redirect_uri isn't an absolute URI. Check RFC 3986.". The full terminal output is below (coming from the heroku logs):The redirect uri I'm getting back from Facebook is:
Note: This only seems to be happening on top-level domains, and seems to be happening sporadically -- every now and then it works. It works locally and on a heroku subdomain like
myapp.herokuapp.com
, so I'm not entirely sure...I'm not entirely sure if this is an everyauth issue, but do you have any ideas or experience with this? Thanks for your help.