I want to close https://sourceforge.net/p/yagf-ocr/tickets/58/ because I found out that my request was invalid after opening the ticket. The question seems to be valid for all of sourceforge.net's tickets.
I would suggest contacting the project administrator:
https://sourceforge.net/u/yagf-lw/profile/
Looking at how the permissions are set for the tickets tool for this this project, it looks like he/she is the only one that can close tickets.
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I am attempting to integrate my NEST devices with Home assistant so following these instructions: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/nest/
I have created a google cloud project, enabled "Smart Device Management" and "Cloud Pub/Sub" APIs, configured OAuth Consent screen which is now in production and configured OAuth Application Credentials - which generated a client ID and Secret.
I have also paid the $5 for the device access console so can access this screen:
However when I go through the process of creating a project, inputting the OAuth Client ID and submitting, it will try for a few minutes and then get the following error:
Really not sure what I am doing wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I just encountered the same thing. I don't think it's you. The endpoint to actually create the project is returning a 503-Service Unavailable response. Likely a temporary issue.
I am encountering an issue as well
Marko seems to have discovered that it is on them right now
I had the same issue yesterday. This morning I logged out of the Drive Access Console and then logged back in with the same gmail account and my project was there.
I had this issue as well and I finally figured it out.
After spending more time than I care to admit on it, I realized I could create a project if I skipped the "OAuth Client ID" step. I was then able to go into the project and add the Client ID from there.
What happened is that I had been copy/pasting the Client ID directly from the Google Cloud Console. For some reason, copy/pasting directly from Google Cloud Console adds extra spaces to the start and end of the Client ID string. After I got rid of the extra spaces, I could create projects as expected.
I wish the errors were more descriptive.
I'm trying to fetch rooms (added from calendar.google.com) service account (created from https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/serviceaccounts) in spring boot project.
I had one service account which I created 4-5 month ago, it was working and it is still working with the 3 specific rooms.
But if I add service account mail to other rooms, then these rooms are not returned in the project.
I did all the steps written here:
https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2ServiceAccount
https://support.google.com/a/answer/1034381?hl=en
Also, I tried removing the service account email from the room's "Share with specific people" list in Calendar, and then added it back (this helped sometimes in the past).
But the re-added room was also not returned in my project.
I'm using this method from java to get the rooms.
https://developers.google.com/calendar/v3/reference/calendarList/list
This look like a bug, so do you know how can I work around this?
If you shared the resource calendar with the Service Account through the UI, by adding the corresponding email in Settings and sharing > Share with specific people, the calendar might not have been added to the CalendarList.
In order to make sure that a calendar is added to the CalendarList of a Service Account, you should use the API and call calendarList.insert.
Update:
There are currently several open issues in Issue Tracker regarding Service Accounts in Calendar. The situation you are experiencing is most probably related to that: check this, this and this, for example.
Meanwhile, I don't think using the API can be avoided. Maybe you could develop some kind of UI to make it less painful?
I hope this is of any help.
This is probably a simple question, but I'm in a bit of a rush to try and get the domain linked tonight, or at least as soon as possible. I want to make sure that I've done the correct thing and waiting is indeed all that needs to be done.
On the Firebase website, I went to 'connect my domain' and added the supplied TXT record onto my GoDaddy hosted domain.
I saw some other posts about the 'Host' field needing to be something other than my domain which I'm trying to link, which is what Firebase told me to set it as. Is this something I should change?
Currently I just changed the TXT records and I assume I have to wait for the record to propagate before it will be able to verify my domain, as of now it says I need to check my settings again.
(Posted a solution on behalf of the question author).
After a few hours it still hadn't connected, I changed the domain/host on the host I bought the domain from to '#' instead of what Firebase supplied me and it verified shortly afterwards.
I have upgraded a Firebase app to the new version, so I see my Firebase at console.firebase.google.com.
The console shows me a message Wow, you have a lot of users! Because you have over 500 users, they aren't automatically displayed. The only way to see any user details at all seems to be to search for a complete email address and that only works for users with a password.
I don't know how I came to have so many users, it's a development system and I am not aware of more than a dozen userIds. Regardless, I would like to delete them all.
I get the same message in a production system which also has less than 500 known users, so I must have some that are not real - I want to be able to view some details and delete them one by one.
The Docs don't provide a solution for either requirement. Any suggestions please?
I ended up with two meteor developer accounts due to fiddling around with little understanding when I was just getting started. How do I delete one of the accounts now? I know this is a simple question, but I have searched the command line help, docs and manual with no success.
Go to http://meteor.com/contact
Select "Meteor Account Support"
Fill out the required fields and write a message asking to delete your account.
Wait several days, you may get further instructions to verify you own the account.
There are certain conditions where an account cannot be deleted:
have published packages
have app deployments
active login tokens
In my case, what I really wanted to do was convert an account to an organization, and for this the steps are similar:
Go to http://meteor.com/contact
Select "Meteor Account Support"
Fill out the required fields and write a message asking to convert your account to an organization
Mention the old account name you want converted
Mention the name of the new account that will own this organization
Wait several days for a response
At this point you will be asked to move the email address from the old account to the new account and verify it.
Add a new email address to the old account, verify it and make it the primary email address
Delete the original email address from the old account
Add that email address to your new account and verify it
Go back or reply to the email and let them know you did this.
Some magic will happen and hopefully the name of the old account will appear as an organization in your new account.
I found this issue that recommends emailing contact#meteor.com. (no longer used)
Some people suggested tweeting at some of the people of Meteor to hurry things along as well.