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Not able to send mails using Nodemailer and access tokens obtained from Gmail
Use OAuth Refresh Token to Obtain New Access Token - Google APIHow to obtain access-token for a RAML API using OAuth 2.0Why is OAuth2 with Gmail Nodejs Nodemailer producing “Username and Password not accepted” errorGet Google access token expiration time in AndroidGet user access tokens and authenticate requestNodemailer XOauth2 [Error: unauthorized_client] when trying to get new access tokenTOAuth2Authenticator: How do i refresh an expired token?Gmail, nodemailer, OATH2 refresh token not workingGoogle OAuth 2 access token not working as expected some hours after authorizingHow to implement auto refresh token in graphql for jwt based authentication?
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It works fine if I manually provide access tokens but those expire in 1 hour.
So, whenever I try to do one of the following :
- skip giving access token in createTransport function
- provide expired access token
- provide a expires value prior to current date
In each of the the above case I get an error 'unauthorized_client' with code: EAUTH, command: AUTH XOAUTH2
Simply, Nodemailer is not generating new access token but throwing errors.
I am providing the following while creating transport: type, user, clientId, clientSecret, refreshToken, accessToken and expires.
I have also tried providing authentication details in message options as given in 5th example here but that also doesn't works.
Please help me get out of this and thanks in advance.
node.js oauth-2.0 gmail-api google-oauth2 nodemailer
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
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It works fine if I manually provide access tokens but those expire in 1 hour.
So, whenever I try to do one of the following :
- skip giving access token in createTransport function
- provide expired access token
- provide a expires value prior to current date
In each of the the above case I get an error 'unauthorized_client' with code: EAUTH, command: AUTH XOAUTH2
Simply, Nodemailer is not generating new access token but throwing errors.
I am providing the following while creating transport: type, user, clientId, clientSecret, refreshToken, accessToken and expires.
I have also tried providing authentication details in message options as given in 5th example here but that also doesn't works.
Please help me get out of this and thanks in advance.
node.js oauth-2.0 gmail-api google-oauth2 nodemailer
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
Could you please provide a sample of your code? Google's Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications documentation is really good and has a link to their Google APIs Node.js Client repo which has some useful code samples. Alternatively, you could look at Let less secure apps access your account which is simpler to implement but doesn't provide the same sort of robust options as OAuth2.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 16:55
add a comment |
It works fine if I manually provide access tokens but those expire in 1 hour.
So, whenever I try to do one of the following :
- skip giving access token in createTransport function
- provide expired access token
- provide a expires value prior to current date
In each of the the above case I get an error 'unauthorized_client' with code: EAUTH, command: AUTH XOAUTH2
Simply, Nodemailer is not generating new access token but throwing errors.
I am providing the following while creating transport: type, user, clientId, clientSecret, refreshToken, accessToken and expires.
I have also tried providing authentication details in message options as given in 5th example here but that also doesn't works.
Please help me get out of this and thanks in advance.
node.js oauth-2.0 gmail-api google-oauth2 nodemailer
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
It works fine if I manually provide access tokens but those expire in 1 hour.
So, whenever I try to do one of the following :
- skip giving access token in createTransport function
- provide expired access token
- provide a expires value prior to current date
In each of the the above case I get an error 'unauthorized_client' with code: EAUTH, command: AUTH XOAUTH2
Simply, Nodemailer is not generating new access token but throwing errors.
I am providing the following while creating transport: type, user, clientId, clientSecret, refreshToken, accessToken and expires.
I have also tried providing authentication details in message options as given in 5th example here but that also doesn't works.
Please help me get out of this and thanks in advance.
node.js oauth-2.0 gmail-api google-oauth2 nodemailer
node.js oauth-2.0 gmail-api google-oauth2 nodemailer
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
asked Mar 22 at 16:27
Ranveer SinghRanveer Singh
11
11
Could you please provide a sample of your code? Google's Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications documentation is really good and has a link to their Google APIs Node.js Client repo which has some useful code samples. Alternatively, you could look at Let less secure apps access your account which is simpler to implement but doesn't provide the same sort of robust options as OAuth2.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 16:55
add a comment |
Could you please provide a sample of your code? Google's Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications documentation is really good and has a link to their Google APIs Node.js Client repo which has some useful code samples. Alternatively, you could look at Let less secure apps access your account which is simpler to implement but doesn't provide the same sort of robust options as OAuth2.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 16:55
Could you please provide a sample of your code? Google's Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications documentation is really good and has a link to their Google APIs Node.js Client repo which has some useful code samples. Alternatively, you could look at Let less secure apps access your account which is simpler to implement but doesn't provide the same sort of robust options as OAuth2.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 16:55
Could you please provide a sample of your code? Google's Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications documentation is really good and has a link to their Google APIs Node.js Client repo which has some useful code samples. Alternatively, you could look at Let less secure apps access your account which is simpler to implement but doesn't provide the same sort of robust options as OAuth2.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 16:55
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