On 4/21/15 12:22 PM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 10:50 [+0700]:
It turned out that my googleoauth2 file was missing #! /usr/bin/perl
in
the header, and instead had a partial email address. I am guessing
that
was due to my own misapplying the patch or something,
Daniel Owens schreef op ma 20-04-2015 om 08:22 [+0700]:
I do not recall modifying any of the mods-enabled files, and nothing
in
apache2.conf indicates any includes like that.
Furthermore, after a server restart, I see no errors at all in the
Apache error log.
Then what do you see? How do
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 07:15 [+0700]:
As I read this, the first error has to do with a permission problem,
but
I have no idea how to fix it.
The first two are caused by the same thing: your googleoauth2 file isn't
executable. You'll need to chmod +x it.
The second and
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 06:13 [+0700]:
I get error 500. See
http://koha.theology-vietnam.org/cgi-bin/koha/svc/googleoauth2.
It should be logging somewhere, whether that's
in /var/log/koha/instancename/opac-error.log (most likely if you've
installed with packages), or somewhere
On 4/21/15 6:51 AM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 06:13 [+0700]:
I get error 500. See
http://koha.theology-vietnam.org/cgi-bin/koha/svc/googleoauth2.
It should be logging somewhere, whether that's
in /var/log/koha/instancename/opac-error.log (most likely if
On 4/21/15 4:51 AM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op ma 20-04-2015 om 08:22 [+0700]:
I do not recall modifying any of the mods-enabled files, and nothing
in
apache2.conf indicates any includes like that.
Furthermore, after a server restart, I see no errors at all in the
Apache error
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 10:50 [+0700]:
It turned out that my googleoauth2 file was missing #! /usr/bin/perl
in
the header, and instead had a partial email address. I am guessing
that
was due to my own misapplying the patch or something, but if anyone
else
has this
On 4/21/15 8:07 AM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op di 21-04-2015 om 07:15 [+0700]:
As I read this, the first error has to do with a permission problem,
but
I have no idea how to fix it.
The first two are caused by the same thing: your googleoauth2 file isn't
executable. You'll
Daniel Owens schreef op vr 17-04-2015 om 10:13 [+0700]:
I followed the instructions at
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Alternative_OPAC_logins_RFC#Instructions_for_setting_up_OAuth2_.28Google.29_using_a_patch_file.
Did you do anything else? Because:
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On 4/20/15 5:37 AM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op vr 17-04-2015 om 10:13 [+0700]:
I followed the instructions at
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Alternative_OPAC_logins_RFC#Instructions_for_setting_up_OAuth2_.28Google.29_using_a_patch_file.
Did you do anything else? Because:
Robin,
Before I forget, thanks for this tip. I am working through your suggestions.
Daniel
On 4/20/15 5:37 AM, Robin Sheat wrote:
Daniel Owens schreef op vr 17-04-2015 om 10:13 [+0700]:
I followed the instructions at
I am using Koha 3.16.04.000. I am very interested in getting Koha to use
OAuth2 for patron login since we use Google Apps for Education. I have
two different instances of Koha running, so I have been testing using
the one that is not mission critical.
I followed the instructions at
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