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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Technical detail: isn't the plugin supposed to pull out the Facebook/Google+ account picture?
1. User clicks new Google login button.
2. Selects Google Account to use for sign in.
3. User is returned to the LMS without being logged in.
Obviously, this is a big problem...any help would be appreciated. Worked perfectly for months before update was installed. Nothing else has been changed.
Thank you,
William Michael
Classical Liberal Arts Academy
Please help us, we are facing a problem while signing in using browsers from mobile.
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moodle version: 2.7.1+ (Build: 20140905)
Oauth2: 2015051501 1.5 (Build: 2015051501)
In fact I think Guzzle doesn't take http proxy into account.
So we add HTTP proxy parameters in PHP-FPM configuration and it works.
Perhaps it's not necessary to create an issue...
Regards,
Charlotte
Great plugin, thanks!
I am currently facing a problem where Chrome and / or Firefox block the Google login button provided by this plugin when doing https authentication in Moodle.
Firefox shows a warning saying that the page contains mixed context (https + http) and offers the possibility to show it, but Chrome, in its default configuration, simply blocks it with no obvious means of bypassing the default behaviour. The button simply does not appear.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
Can I upload my users via a csv file, then ask them to register through google auth? My tests haven't worked so far...
Thanks in advance
Tomasz: at the moment user with manual authentication can not log in Moodle with the googloauth2 authentication. I'll support that later. There is an issue in github.
Authentication method error.
Please try to login again with your username and password
do you know what is wrong ?
Thanks for the corrections you've done.
I'm just a little confused because I can't test it...
In fact, we are using Moodle through proxy server.
I configure it on moodle (it works with other plugins and an old version of your plugin) but now it doesn't work anymore with the new version of oauth2 plugin (Perhaps since the use of Guzzle/PHP League oauth2 client...).
It seems like the Moodle configuration for proxy was not taken into account.
Do you know where it can be configured ?
Thanks,
Srikanth: as Ken mentioned, use the code indicated in the settings page and place it in your login page.
I suggest to have a look to the FAQ, the wiki, the issue tracker, all the previous comments, you may find some people having the same issue. Some may have kindly explain how they fixed their problem once they fixed it (hopefully everybody that asked questions should answer their own questions when they find out... just teasing half of the questioners
Can any one help me in bringing the buttons to the bottom of the login page?
Thanks
kind regards
ken
it sounds like a good improvement, can you create an issue on Github for it? I have a lot of issues to resolve on this plugin and very little free time for it, it makes it easier if I get most of the information in the github issue tracker. Especially I will likely fix this issue next time I work on the plugin as it is easy and helpful. Thanks for your report
cheers,
Jerome
ola Jonatan,
I am aware of this issue (people don't get log out from the provider itself), but it works like that for every sites on internet using the same authentication system. I think people just need to learn how to use this system, but if a lot of user asks for this feature then we will add some more code for it
cheers,
Jerome