hi every one
Moodle 3.4+ (Build: 20171116)
I'm trying to login with oauth2 service I configure facebook and google I think every thing is ok but when I try to login I get this message "The login attempt failed. Reason: The email address is not allowed at this site."
?did any one login with twitter account
Did you perhaps limit the domains that can use the log in methods?
hi Emma thank you for your answer
I think I don't limit any domain if you can point me to particular place to check
Look in your Oauth settings...those look like regular enrollment settings.
There seems to be 2 places that sound similar:
There's the "Allowed email domains : allowemailaddresses" setting:
There's also a new 'Login domains' setting:
Do you know the difference between these two settings and would we require the same list of domains in each place?
Kind regards,
Sarah
The first one is for email based self registration. The second one is for OAuth login...
Thanks Emma. We had been using the first location for a couple of years when using the OAuth 2 external plugin (before it moved to core) so we will include the same list in both places now.
Is the 'admin' user you show using the login box for Moodle set in mdl_user table to 'manual'?
That account is/was typically the initial installer (person) of the moodle ... user ID number 2 in mdl_user.
Query that table for id = 2 to see what authentication is set for 'admin' user as well as the EMail address setting for that user.
That user (id 2), BTW, should always remain 'manual'. IF the other Oauth2's fail for some reason, at least one user still needs to be able to login directly to the moodle or no one will have access. Also suggest you setup another account using different credentials set to manual and as a member of admin users just in case.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
the admin user shows in browser it's what the browser save user and pass for the site
I don't have any problem with normal login with admin user
when I stopped the code checking for is_valid_login_domain everything work fine
the following code cause the problem
if (!$issuer->is_valid_login_domain($oauthemail)) {
// Trigger login failed event.
$failurereason = AUTH_LOGIN_UNAUTHORISED;
$event = \core\event\user_login_failed::create(['other' => ['username' => $userinfo['username'],
'reason' => $failurereason]]);
$event->trigger();
$errormsg = get_string('notloggedindebug', 'auth_oauth2', get_string('loginerror_invaliddomain', 'auth_oauth2'));
$SESSION->loginerrormsg = $errormsg;
$client->log_out();
redirect(new moodle_url('/login/index.php'));
}
You must have it limited somewhere- make sure you don't have an errant space in either authentication settings or oauth settings.
thank you Emma sample solution
can you help me with twitter
I have never set up twitter authentication but I would imagine it is the same process...
