I'm unable to run auth.

[Sorasak Siangsanan]

I'm unable to run auth. it gives me below error

auth/network-request-failed:: A network error (such as timeout, interrupted connection or unreachable host) has occurred.

please advice how to get around this error

thanks

[Bassam Ojeil]

Can you provide a code snippet as well as additional environment/platform information.

[Daniel Steigerwald]

I have the same problem. https://github.com/steida/firebase/issues/15
It happens in iOS Facebook embedded browser.

[amitr...@sixmod5.com]

I am also facing the same problem in Android ,auth failed

[Jacob Wenger]

Discussion also ongoing here. As Bassam mentioned, please provide a code snippet and the environment (OS, web browser, version info, etc.) you are using to help us debug.

On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 8:40 PM, <amitr...@sixmod5.com> wrote:

I am also facing the same problem in Android ,auth failed

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[Christopher Dolinski]

I'm facing a similar issue: 

library cordovaOauth

firebase version 3.0.3

ios emulator, iphone-6s, 9.3 simulator

Error:

3     873397   log      A network error (such as timeout, interrupted connection or unreachable host) has occurred.

4     873397   log      auth/network-request-failed

Here is my code :

gist if that's better -> https://gist.github.com/ebbflowgo/21035d2ce32f43faf32d1ec285c0d066

self.signInSocial = function() {

       return $q(function(resolve, reject) {

        $cordovaOauth.facebook("208207529514102", [ "public_profile", "email"])

        .then(function (result) {

            var credentials = firebase.auth.FacebookAuthProvider.credential(result.access_token);

            return firebase.auth().signInWithCredential(credentials);

        })

        .then(function (firebaseUser) {

            resolve(firebaseUser);

        })

        .catch(function (error) {

            reject(error);

        });

       })

};

[Bassam]

Hey Christopher, the old version you are using did not properly support non http/https environments. Switch to 3.2.0 and try again.

Also make sure you are using correct settings in the Content-Security-Policy if you are using one.

[Christopher Dolinski]

Hi Bassam, 

The update to 3.2.0 fixed it, thank you for the response and your work on firebase!

Chris

[Edward Williams]

I'm new to Firebase and going through the Youtube tutorial on setting up authentication. I am trying to put together a really simple web page to practice email/pass auth. I'm running into issues when trying to sign in with previously created users or while trying to create a user; the log says "A network error (such as timeout, interrupted connection or unreachable host) has occurred". I'm developing the page locally, if that helps. Here's the code:

(function() {

 

 const txtEmail = document.getElementById('email-field');

 const txtPassword = document.getElementById('password-field');

 const btnSignIn = document.getElementById('sign-in-button');

 const btnCreateAcct = document.getElementById('create-acct-button');

 

 //Add button listener

 

 btnSignIn.addEventListener('click', e => {

 const email = txtEmail.value;

 const pass = txtPassword.value;

 const auth = firebase.auth();

 

 //Perform signin

 const promise = auth.signInWithEmailAndPassword(email, pass);

 

 promise.catch(e => console.log(e.message));

 

 });

 

 btnCreateAcct.addEventListener('click', e => {

 const email = txtEmail.value;

 const pass = txtPassword.value;

 const auth = firebase.auth();

 

 //create user

 const promise = auth.createUserWithEmailAndPassword(email, pass);

 

 promise.catch(e => console.log(e.message));

 });

 

 firebase.auth().onAuthStateChanged(firebaseUser => {

 if(firebaseUser) {

 console.log(firebaseUser);

 } else {

 console.log('not logged in');

 }

 });

}());

[Rodrigo Olivera]

I have the same error, im also developing localy for WEB it started two weeks ago, before that the popup worked just fine...

[Bassam]

Hey Rodrigo, when you say locally, do you mean via http://localhost ?

Can you provide information on the browser you are using? We discovered an IE popup bug in the latest version 3.3.1. We should be releasing a fix asap.

[Jason Washo]

If you are using Cordova (which I am not sure if you are or not, but some answers imply that you may be), including the cordova-plugin-network-information corrected this issue for me. I confirmed that the 'navigator.onLine' was occasionally 'false', which I believe was causing Firebase to think there was an issue. Once I added the cordova-plugin-network-information to my project, the problem went away. I didn't dig deep into why, but I suspect this plugin has a better wrapper around the navigator which may be giving Firebase better information. I did confirm this problem came back after removing the plugin, but re-applying it fixes it. I will update this if I dig deeper. I hope this helps.