MS OAuth2 Error: The API version 'V2' has been depreciated.: Page 10

MS OAuth2 Error: The API version 'V2' has been depreciated.

lstrom

KevinTheJedi I apologize as I am trying to follow your solution. I run Powershell as an admin, run the CD command to the plugin directory and run the exact command, but I am not seeing the output. Is the oauth2.php file expected to be in the parent directory or should the command be creating a "auth-oauth2" directory and placing the file there? I am confident I can follow the rest of what you have outlined, but I am not seeing what I would gather to be the expected result from the "php -r" command.

KevinTheJedi

lstrom

The expected result is a new folder called the same thing as the plugin minus the extension. It creares an unpackaged version of the PHAR file with all files in it. So run the command and open the file within the new folder.

Cheers.

lstrom

KevinTheJedi Thanks. I will have to look into why it is not creating the directory as expected.

lstrom

KevinTheJedi Terribly sorry, I just can't get the .phar to extract to the new directory. Running PHP version 8.1.6, open elevated powershell, cd to the plugin directory and run the code as written. I have also tried running the lines separately and by using php -a to run the commands in an interactive shell. Still no dice.

benj

I'm stuck at the database edit. Where do I have to edit the path?

benj

Nevermind I was able to solve it. Thanks a lot for the great help KevinTheJedi

nadimpolemis

KevinTheJedi "The same changes will be included in the official build". When will the official build be released? Thank you.

KevinTheJedi

lstrom

I’m not sure then..I am no windows expert. I would research online for alternative ways. Some sites will unpack it for you although I don’t trust 3rd party sites.

Cheers.

lstrom

KevinTheJedi I'll keep looking, thanks. Many sites just talk about packaging the phar archive, not much to go on for unpacking. When I figure it out, I will post for others.

lstrom

KevinTheJedi As promised, I have figured out the issue and am posting for reference. For whatever reason, Powershell will NOT extract the phar. No errors, but nothing happens. I running the commands in the Command prompt, I got an error that "The filename, directory, or volume label syntax is incorrect". Finally, I stumbled upon the following post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12997385/extracting-files-from-phar-archive

In the top answer (matches your code verbatim) there is a comment about "Windows related quotes stuff" simply switching the ' in your code with the " to match: php -r "$phar = new Phar('auth-oauth2.phar'); $phar->extractTo('./auth-oauth2');" got the job done. Ridiculous.

travisn

KevinTheJedi For some reason, using powershell i'm getting errors when trying to do this.

Do we have a long-term fix for this? Are there plans to update the plugin? Even if I could somehow get the extracted files just so I can get working.

KevinTheJedi

travisn

Read the message right above yours..

And yes of course official build coming soon. Still working out aliases, etc.

Cheers.

JoePearse

KevinTheJedi Can confirm this worked for me.

chris-plahn

Hi All, can anyone post the modified phar file? I am having a hell of a time trying extract the file.

jiggs

chris-plahn Try their github. It's all extracted on there. Here's a link: https://github.com/osTicket/osTicket-plugins

jj8320

The fix posted at 41 worked for me as well, custom domain non shared account.

jiggs

Hey Kevin!
I was able to unpack the phar and edit the oauth.php, but in the web UI of osTicket, there is no Oauth option. Only basic authentication. I also updated the DB, but I'm doing something wrong! Any ideas to try from here? Is there an ETA on the release of the updated plugin? Thank you

KevinTheJedi

jiggs

That won't have the necessary composer packages needed for functionality. So if you used the github plugin this is likely why you aren't seeing the needed options.

Cheers.

jiggs

KevinTheJedi I used the packed .phar plugin from the website, not github. I then extracted it per your instructions, edited the oauth.php and set the DB to use phar 0 and edited the folder path. I'm just a noob at coding, so I don't know what I did wrong.

KevinTheJedi

jiggs

All you need to do is unpack the plugin, make the change to the file, run php lint test on the modified file (to make sure you don't have a typo, etc.) /path/to/php -l /path/to/file.php, login to the database, go to the _plugin table, find the oauth2 plugin record, update the install_path (to remove the .phar), and set isphar to 0. Then of course the plugin needs to be enabled.

Cheers.

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