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Error Authenticating #43

Closed Austin5925 closed 3 weeks ago

Austin5925 commented 1 month ago

After using the no_cache flag, I still cannot finish the authentication.

./io_net_launch_binary_mac --no_cache=true --device_id=10787db2-24aa-4bc5-8adc-4965e102f1c4 --user_id=5748e64a-7e32-47e4-8713-a1ccbcd1a3b0 --operating_system="macOS" --usegpus=false --device_name=ausdin-mac-new --no_cache=true

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Welcome to the IO.net Launcher CLI. The ultimate tool to help you manage your IO Worker.

Current version: 2.0.6

2024/05/21 12:17:48 { "key_set": true } Error: device code authorization returned: Bad Request Error: Error authenticating: provided token has expired or invalid. Please re-authenticate using --no_cache=true flag.

ilkhom19 commented 1 month ago

this might be the issue with Network Connections. Try to visit https://auth0.io.solutions/activate, if that doesn't open, that means Auth0 (our ID provider) is not reachable for you:

Ionzzz commented 1 month ago
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I open the TUN and manage the Service Mode, then it's ok

Austin5925 commented 1 month ago

this might be the issue with Network Connections. Try to visit https://auth0.io.solutions/activate, if that doesn't open, that means Auth0 (our ID provider) is not reachable for you:

The link opens. The issue is that I tried to connect to the IO, after the authentication(which succeeded), and then the CLI asked me to type "Yes"(when I left the computer for a while), and when I typed the yes, the session has already expired. the Auth0 seemed to be alright.

ilkhom19 commented 1 month ago

please try with "--no_cache=true" flag once more

Austin5925 commented 1 month ago

Still not working...

ilkhom19 commented 1 month ago

Are you using the latest version binary ?

FLynnGame commented 1 month ago

problem has been solved. follow this steps.

  1. Run CMD with administrator rights
  2. set proxy like this set http_proxy=http://127.0.0.1:1080 set https_proxy=http://127.0.0.1:1080
  3. run cmd with your own io_net_launch_binary_windows.exe --device_id=xxx --user_id=xxx --operating_system="Windows" --usegpus=true --device_name="xxx"
TiejianZhang commented 2 weeks ago

After using the no_cache flag, I still cannot finish the authentication.

./io_net_launch_binary_mac --no_cache=true --device_id=10787db2-24aa-4bc5-8adc-4965e102f1c4 --user_id=5748e64a-7e32-47e4-8713-a1ccbcd1a3b0 --operating_system="macOS" --usegpus=false --device_name=ausdin-mac-new --nocache=true __ __ / // \ / |/ // // / / / / // / / // / / / // _/()//|//_/ /_/

Welcome to the IO.net Launcher CLI. The ultimate tool to help you manage your IO Worker.

Current version: 2.0.6

2024/05/21 12:17:48 { "key_set": true } Error: device code authorization returned: Bad Request Error: Error authenticating: provided token has expired or invalid. Please re-authenticate using --no_cache=true flag.

您解决这个问题了吗

BlackLotusAL commented 1 week ago
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I open the TUN and manage the Service Mode, then it's ok

Thank God I finally found the solution.

exing567 commented 3 days ago

I've tried all the methods above and it didn't work