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Error on authorising app using oAuth2 - unable to verify keys


Hi 

I am setting up an App on Zapier

I have selected the oauth2 method, added the client key and client secret.

Added the authorise and token request route

Verified all the workflows in Postman, all the routes and workflows are working fine

but when in testing tab, I try Sign In to ‘App Name’ 

I get the error without any proper information

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ikbelkirasan wrote:

Hi @Zach Johnson - Are you sure that your domain name is publicly available? I tried to make a DNS lookup but it seems to be unavailable. I guess it’s only configured on your machine?

 

It was only configured on my system, for development purpose .. 
I deployed it live and everything started working, 

for some reason, Zapier was unable to verify keys with my local environment ..

 

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In addition to the above information

I am using the Laravel Valet on my local environment


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You have probably seen this but some common reasons can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17690803/node-js-getaddrinfo-enotfound/44255808 

 

It would be difficult to look into it further without seeing the code. 



ikbelkirasan
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Hi @Zach Johnson - Are you sure that your domain name is publicly available? I tried to make a DNS lookup but it seems to be unavailable. I guess it’s only configured on your machine?

 


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ikbelkirasan wrote:

Hi @Zach Johnson - Are you sure that your domain name is publicly available? I tried to make a DNS lookup but it seems to be unavailable. I guess it’s only configured on your machine?

 

It was only configured on my system, for development purpose .. 
I deployed it live and everything started working, 

for some reason, Zapier was unable to verify keys with my local environment ..