Oauth2 authentication plugin for Moodle (for Moodle 3.2 and earlier)
Maintained by
Sergio Rabellino
Sign-in with an Oauth2 provider. The first time you sign-in, a new account is created.
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The information that I'm retrieving is very basic, like name, lastname and photo. Exist any way to get more details, al least telephone ?
O where is the code that interact with the api of facebook and gmail, maybe I can add more fields .
Thanks!
For an Academic Research, I'm trying to find a way to ask users permission to view their "facebook likes". Until now it seemed to understand that it must necessarily use Graph API.
This plugin could help me in any way?
thank you,
Ema
There are some issues in github:
- https://github.com/mouneyrac/moodle-auth_googleoauth2/issues/219
- https://github.com/mouneyrac/moodle-auth_googleoauth2/issues/218
- https://github.com/mouneyrac/moodle-auth_googleoauth2/issues/184
Error message:
"The site succeed to connect to the selected provider but failed to retrieve your user details. If you are using Google, check that your site administrator has enabled the Google+ API in the Google developer console. It is the most common reason for this error."
the problem with Oauth2 is that the providers change **very** regularly the way they implement it and even more the way you set it up. We (the "we" of likely no-one is going to do it - equivalent to someone needs ... :D) "just" (another funny word
Trying to get linkedin authentication working. But whatever I do I get the message "invalid redirect_url...." of an authentication error.
Could you help: which field in Linkedin register application page must be set whit which value. You short description in the settings confuses me.
Best regards,
Bert
First off, I would like to say that this is such a great plugin, thanks!
I've a question, would it be possible to change the button's location?
Thanks!
Our site assigns the "Authenticated user at front page" to all users by default, but this doe not seem to be applied to the social users.
Does anyone have a solution? Does the plugin assign a specific role to users who login using their social media plugin?
Plugin developers can not disable comments on their Moodle.org plugin page, and having both these Moodle.org comments and github issues make things difficult to manage for me, and even more annoying for you as you may miss information here or on Github (depending what you check).
So to summarize, let's all use Github, it is much easier to search for an existing issue reports there.
Cheers