Question about authentication for Google Calendar

[Nathanaël Lécaudé]

Hello,

I'm trying to make the Google Calendar node work.

I followed the instructions and created an app, added credentials.  However, the redirect URI doesn't work because it seems that it needs a top level domain (like .com) to work but my node-red instance is on a local network (with a .local address). 

Is there a way to get around this ?

Thanks !

[Mark Setrem]

Have you tried following the instructions that should be being displayed in the config node ?

"It appears you are running on a private IP address that the Google service cannot reach. Please configure the authorized Redirect URIs of your app to include the following url:

http://node-red.example.com:1880/google-credentials/auth/callback

You will need to edit your hosts file and add an entry for node-red.example.com that points to <your local ip address> .

You also need to enable the Google+ API for your new project in the Google Developers Console."

[Nathanaël Lécaudé]

Thanks, since I was using a .local domain (and not an ip address) I guess the node thought I was using a public address, I did not have the exact same message...

[Mark Setrem]

Thats why I said "should" ;-)

Could you open an issue on https://github.com/node-red/node-red-web-nodes/issues ?
Explaining that if you use .local you don't see the message?
If you use your local IP address you should.

[Nathanaël Lécaudé]

Done !

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[Mirosław Bagrowski]

You mean local ip is 192.168.1.190 (in my case) or my wan ip?

I try edit /etc/hosts and add

node-red.example.com    192.168.1.190

or

192.168.1.190        node-red.example.com

and not working.

400. That’s an error.

Error: redirect_uri_mismatch

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