Thank you for the idea. IPv6 was not the problem. It turned out to be a bug in
one of Debian Wheezy's python libraries, though I'm not clear on which one.
Rolling back to python 2.6 (from 2.7) made the problem go away. Everything
worked in python 2.7 when I pulled all my dependencies from pip in
On Thursday, May 2, 2013, Richard Esplin wrote:
> I am hoping that some kind soul on this list can help me out.
>
https://foauth.org/
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Thus said Richard Esplin on Fri, 03 May 2013 09:54:07 -0600:
> Pinging localhost works fine. I'll have to look into IPv6 stuff.
> Interesting idea.
Right, I didn't mean so much for you to discover that it was actually
pingable, but rather, that when you ping it, it returned what y
Thanks for the suggestion Andy.
Pinging localhost works fine. I'll have to look into IPv6 stuff. Interesting
idea.
Thanks,
Richard
On Thursday May 2 2013 23:44:40 "Andy Bradford"
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> Thus said Richard Esplin on Thu, 02 May 2013 23:17:40 -0600:
>
> > My callback URL is currently http://
Thus said Richard Esplin on Thu, 02 May 2013 23:17:40 -0600:
> My callback URL is currently http://localhost:8080.
What if you ping localhost?
Perhaps it has something to do with IPv6?
Andy
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I am struggling with creating an oauth2 connection using Google's oauth2client
library for Python.
Oauth requires the client application to open a local webserver listening at a
callback URL in order to receive the access token in a
