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Created new forum post in Serving multiple users and reusing access tokens?: That is helpful, JR. It tells me I'm doing what makes sense and that there's not a more efficient way.
Can you help me make sense of the request token? Do I need to store the request token in the database with each user's access token, so that I have |
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Created new forum post in Serving multiple users and reusing access tokens?: Thanks, Michael. And I appreciate the importance of security.
The trouble is that I'm trying to solve a problem where no browser is available. How long is the token valid? Would they be able to authenticate my app "forever" (until revoked), and then |
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Created new comment in Netflix REST API Reference: Is there any way to access a user's account on their behalf without going through the oauth/login page? I am writing a server-side application and my users do not have access to a browser, so I have no way to execute this step. |
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Created new forum post in OAuth: gsharvard, have you seen http://mandarinsoda.com/2008/10/19/netflix-authentication-with-ruby-oauth/? It seems that the OAuth Ruby gem doesn't work with Netflix without the branch posted at http://github.com/rares/oauth/tree/master. |
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