I have created my first Facebook app in R. Its purpose is solely to retrieve marketing data from my Facebook pages. So far I have created this (no authentication problems):
require("Rfacebook")
load("fb_oauth")
## Start retrieving insight from VivaraDE
rawinsightsDE<-getInsights(object_id= "my_id", token = fb_oauth,
metric="page_impressions", period = "days_28", version="2.6")
When running this, R does return:
Error in FUN(X[[1L]], ...) :
No data available. Are you the owner of this page? See ?getInsights.
I have an administrator role in my app (obviously) and an admin role on the page desginated by my_id.
I suspect I will have to alter some config somewhere. What am I missing?
You need read_insights permission from the page admin (you in this case), before you can access these metrics.
Any more common permissions I need to include, so I won't stumble upon some more rejections?
Nah, don’t ask for permissions “just to be on the safe side” – that will only give problems in review (if the app is supposed to be used by the general public at one point?), if they see you asking for permissions without actually using them.
I’d rather suggest you use Graph API Explorer first to test out the request you want to make; its debug feature usually displays a message in such cases as to what permission is missing to get the requested data.
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I've verified my API in RStudio after hours of trying and now I've reached another error while trying to translate a sentence. Would be grateful for any help!
I'm just trying to translate "hello" to french using googleLanguageR package -
> gl_translate("Hello", "fr")
The result I get is this -
2021-01-21 17:15:36 -- Translating text: 5 characters -
i 2021-01-21 17:15:36 > Request Status Code: 403
Error: API returned: Request had insufficient authentication scopes.
I'm a literal beginner in the field of computing and do not understand what scopes mean here.
Thanks for the help!
Scopes are permissions that you give to apps you use to access an API. For example, one App might have permission to read the private messages of a users, whereas another doesn't. It's similar to when an app on your phone asks for permission to use the camera, or access your contacts.
Your app is trying to do something that it doesn't have permission to do. You'll need to add the relevant scopes in whatever setting that it is where you're generating keys etc. Presumably Google Data Studio?
Okay, I found an answer.
I needed to download a json version of my key and authorize it using the code -
gl_auth("filename.json")
After doing this, I needed to make sure my API is enabled. Now, it is working perfectly!
I'm having trouble adding a connection in the Kusto.Explorer desktop app 1.0.3.949. I can login via Web UI but in the desktop app it gives me this error:
This normally represents a permanent error, and retrying is unlikely to help.
Please provide the following information when contacting the Kusto team # https://aka.ms/kustosupport :
DataSource='https://m1explorer.westus.kusto.windows.net/v1/rest/mgmt',
DatabaseName='NetDefaultDB',
ClientRequestId='KD2RunCommand;5723fa83-9dd5-48fe-a1ee-5d4ddb7f9cd9',
ActivityId='74b41f5e-be7c-46be-88f5-dae1a6d35c30,
Timestamp='2020-08-02T18:48:13.6846740Z'.
In other applications such as the Kuskus VSCode extension or even the Web UI, the problem seems to be that it uses the "common" tenant/authority id as a default. Is there a way to specify the tenant id when adding the connection? It says you can import an .xml file but I'm not sure where or how this can be generated.
Thanks,
Steven
Please try approach described at:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-explorer/kusto/tools/kusto-explorer#control-the-user-identity-connecting-to-kustoexplorer
The default security model for new connections is AAD-Federated
security. Authentication is done through the Azure Active Directory
using the default AAD user experience.
If you need finer control over the authentication parameters, you can
expand the "Advanced: Connection Strings" edit box and provide a valid
Kusto connection string value.
For example, users with a presence in multiple AAD tenants sometimes
need to use a particular "projection" of their identities to a
specific AAD tenant. Do this by providing a connection string, such as
the one below (replace words IN CAPITALS with specific values):
Data Source=https://CLUSTER_NAME.kusto.windows.net;Initial Catalog=DATABASE_NAME;AAD Federated Security=True;Authority Id=AAD_TENANT_OF_CLUSTER;User=USER_DOMAIN
I am trying to upload my csv files to my google drive/sheets.
Working code: a window pop-up, I login into my google account, then code works perfectly, file is uploaded.
library(googledrive)
library(googlesheets4)
dff <- drive_upload('dff.csv', type = "spreadsheet")
drive_browse(dff)
I want to avoid this step. So I went to my googlesheets API and created from that window a service account with owner permission.
library(googledrive)
library(googlesheets4)
sheets_auth(scope = "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive",
path = 'myjson.json')
drive_auth(token = sheets_token())
dff <- drive_upload('dff.csv', type = "spreadsheet")
drive_browse(dff)
And this does not work. Moreover, the drive_browse(dff) opens a browser window with a message that I have no access to the file.
How can I solve this? Maybe there are other options? Ideally I need this script to run without any logins to google at all.
Service accounts behave like any other normal account - they can own files and have permissions to them. i.e. if you create a file with your personal account and attempt to access it using the service account, without giving the appropriate permissions prior to that, it will result in an error.
I suggest you use the service account for both of your communications to the Sheets and Drive APIs. In order to do that, you should replace drive_auth(token = sheets_token()) to drive_auth(service_token='myjson.json') (in case you are using googledrive library v0.1.3) or drive_auth(path = 'myjson.json') for v1.0.0 of the library.
Bear in mind that after creating the files using the service account, if you plan on accessing them from any other account you will have to share them to your account beforehand. You can use the drive_share() function in your R code for that.
Further to that, you can consider the use of delegation in case you are using G Suite in your domain. This feature will allow the service account to act as (or "impersonate") another user of the domain. Every action that it performs will be as if the subject of the "impersonation" were executing it, anything permissions related included.
Solution provided by carlesgg97
Once the file is uploaded, it has to be shared to all users.
https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/googledrive/versions/1.0.0/topics/drive_share
Hello to forum from a part time occasional user of MS Access 2010:
Trying to get permission to allow a third party application read MsysObjects which in turn will allow it to save a copy of the table relationship window in a form that will allow the layout to be recovered when it crashes (frequently - and is a known irritation/bug).
Have tried the method suggested in quote from this forum [HansUp] without success - including substiting this DAO line for the last ADO line following advice on a different forum:
dbEngine(0)(0).Execute strDdl, dbFailOnError
Since your db is ACCDB format, you will be working as user Admin. You can confirm that point in the Immediate window. (Go there with Ctrl+g)
? CurrentUser()
Admin
Since Admin doesn't have read (SELECT) permission on MSysObjects, execute a DDL statement to give Admin that permission.
strDdl = "GRANT SELECT ON MSysObjects TO Admin;"
CurrentProject.Connection.Execute strDdl
Advice from yet another forum to import or export to fresh blank accdb gives no result as permissions are still not available.
All this is beyond my pay grade so any advice welcome.
I have "You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page." issue when trying to access Wordpress wp-admin login as an administrator. The login page appears, but when the user details are entered the "You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page." appears.
The strange part is that I have another administrator account that accesses with no error.
I tried to create a new administrator account, but that also cannot access giving the above error message.
I have looked into the database and the users that don't work have wp_capabilities of a:1:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;}
The user that does work has: a:2:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;s:13:"bbp_keymaster";b:1;}
I am also running S2 Member plugin.
The only difference I can see between the account is this beginning section of a:1 and a:2. All of the sites I see say the account should be a:1
I don't think it is a plugin issue, as I assume then I would not be able to access either. I think perhaps something to do with s" Member plugin, but I'm now at a bi of a loss.
All plugins are updated and running Wordpress 4.0 (however this was an issue even before upgrade to 4.0)
All help gratefully received!
The only difference I can see between the account is this beginning section of a:1 and a:2.
Look more carefully. The working example has a whole extra section: s:13:"bbp_keymaster";b:1;
To understand why that matters, it helps to know that that is the format produced by by PHP's serialize() function.
If you unserialize each of those strings, you will find that the first is an array with 1 entry (hence a:1), with the key 'administrator' and a value of true. The longer string is an array with that entry plus another one, with the key 'bbp_keymaster', also set to true.
From this, it's easy to surmise that 'administrator' and 'bbp_keymaster' are the internal names for permissions which can be granted to a user, and the page in question is only available to users with the 'bbp_keymaster' permission.