RE: 'invalid_grant: Bad Request' for AdwordsUserListService mutate call ...

2019-02-12 Thread googleadsapi-forumadvisor via AdWords API and Google Ads API Forum 


Hi Tom,

The usual reason for having the invalid_grant issue is due to an expired
refreshToken. However, I would like to recommend that you regenerate all
your OAuth2 credentials
  
including

the client_id and client_secret and retry your request. Should the issue
persist, kindly reply to me privately (via *Reply privately to author*) the
logs along with the email address you used when generating your OAuth2
credentials so I can further investigate.

Thanks and regards,
Peter
AdWords API Team


On 02/12/19 12:33:08 t...@v1.com.au wrote:

I have read through the variety of "invalid_grant" questions on this board,
but unfortunately didn't find anything that helped resolve my particular
issue.

I am trying to get the samples working with the following config in my
googleads.yaml:

*  # This token has been approved and has Access level "Basic Access"*
*  developer_token: ""*

*  # We are only interested in automating tasks to our single ad account.
The MCC with our developer token manages that account.*

*  client_customer_id: ""*

*
#*
*  # The following values configure the client for the installed
application*
*  # flow.*

*  # The account I use to manage the credentials is not the same as the one
with the MCC account, is this significant? *
*  # (I did try creating the credentials on the MCC account and had the
same issue, so I think not).*
*  client_id: "http://console.developers.google.com> (type
Other)>"*
*  client_secret: "http://console.developers.google.com> credentials entry>"*

*  # When I generated this token I authenticated as the MCC account (which
has access to the managed google ads account -> client_customer_id above).*
*  refresh_token: ""*

When I check https://myaccount.google.com/permissions I can see the details
specified in the "OAuth consent screen" as having access to "Manage your
AdWords campaigns".

When I use:

*curl https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v4/token
 \*
*-d refresh_token= \*
*-d client_id= \*
*-d client_secret= \*
*-d access_type=offline \*
*-d grant_type=refresh_token*

I get back:

*{*
*  "access_token": "",*
*  "expires_in": 3600,*
*  "scope": "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/adwords
",*
*  "token_type": "Bearer"*
*}*

Which seems healthy.

When I run the sample code from here ->
https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/samples/python/remarketing
"Create and populate a user list"

It fails on this line (presumably the first time it tries to authenticate):

*result = user_list_service.mutate(operations)*

with:

*google.auth.exceptions.RefreshError: ('invalid_grant: Bad Request', '{\n
"error": "invalid_grant",\n  "error_description": "Bad Request"\n}')*

I have tried regenerating a refresh tokens (authenticated on other accounts
who have access to the ad account I need to manage) with little success.

I have noticed on similar questions you have asked for a private reply with
account details to investigate further and I would be happy to do that.

Thanks.



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'invalid_grant: Bad Request' for AdwordsUserListService mutate call ...

2019-02-12 Thread tom 
I have read through the variety of "invalid_grant" questions on this board, 
but unfortunately didn't find anything that helped resolve my particular 
issue.

I am trying to get the samples working with the following config in my 
googleads.yaml:

*  # This token has been approved and has Access level "Basic Access"*
*  developer_token: ""*

*  # We are only interested in automating tasks to our single ad account. 
The MCC with our developer token manages that account.*

*  client_customer_id: ""*

*  
#*
*  # The following values configure the client for the installed 
application*
*  # flow.*

*  # The account I use to manage the credentials is not the same as the one 
with the MCC account, is this significant? *
*  # (I did try creating the credentials on the MCC account and had the 
same issue, so I think not).*
*  client_id: ""*
*  client_secret: ""*

*  # When I generated this token I authenticated as the MCC account (which 
has access to the managed google ads account -> client_customer_id above).*
*  refresh_token: ""*

When I check https://myaccount.google.com/permissions I can see the details 
specified in the "OAuth consent screen" as having access to "Manage your 
AdWords campaigns".

When I use:

*curl https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v4/token \*
*-d refresh_token= \*
*-d client_id= \*
*-d client_secret= \*
*-d access_type=offline \*
*-d grant_type=refresh_token*

I get back:

*{*
*  "access_token": "",*
*  "expires_in": 3600,*
*  "scope": "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/adwords",*
*  "token_type": "Bearer"*
*}*

Which seems healthy.

When I run the sample code from here 
-> https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/samples/python/remarketing 
"Create and populate a user list"

It fails on this line (presumably the first time it tries to authenticate):

*result = user_list_service.mutate(operations)*

with:

*google.auth.exceptions.RefreshError: ('invalid_grant: Bad Request', '{\n  
"error": "invalid_grant",\n  "error_description": "Bad Request"\n}')*

I have tried regenerating a refresh tokens (authenticated on other accounts 
who have access to the ad account I need to manage) with little success.

I have noticed on similar questions you have asked for a private reply with 
account details to investigate further and I would be happy to do that.

Thanks.



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