How to get Subscriber informationwhen you have the login-name

[Eric Hernaez]

Given an OAuth token with 'Basic User' scope and  the Subscriber's login-name and password, is there a way to get the same Subscriber's 'user' and 'domain'?

[Chris Aaker]

You should be able to request it using the "login" and it should return the full data set for their own user assuming it matches the access token information. 

Chris

On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 8:49 AM, Eric Hernaez <eher...@gmail.com> wrote:

Given an OAuth token with 'Basic User' scope and  the Subscriber's login-name and password, is there a way to get the same Subscriber's 'user' and 'domain'?

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[Eric Hernaez]

Am I correct in understanding that 'login' is the object?  If so, that doesn't seem to work.  Could you please provide an example?

On Friday, September 18, 2015 at 3:12:26 PM UTC-4, Chris Aaker wrote:

You should be able to request it using the "login" and it should return the full data set for their own user assuming it matches the access token information. 

Chris

[Chris Aaker]

Sorry Eric, object is "subscriber", action "read" then provide "login". You get the equivalent of providing user and domain. 

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