exception": "Infrastructure\\Auth\\Exceptions\\InvalidCredentialsException

[esbenp]

exception": "Infrastructure\\Auth\\Exceptions\\InvalidCredentialsException

[luislora-es]

Thank you! In my case not a dumb question. In my .env file i had

PERSONAL_CLIENT_ID=1
PERSONAL_CLIENT_SECRET=secret
PERSONAL_CLIENT_ID=2
PERSONAL_CLIENT_SECRET=secret

I change it to PASSWORD and works fine.

[Versoo]

@flik are you sure that you sent request with good credentials? I use that and works fine, i have response with access_token.

[Dokujin]

@Versoo i'm having the same issue on my ubuntu 16.04, locally it works just fine tho for more info i'm using your fork @Versoo

[luislora-es]

Same issue on high sierra. Credentials are correct.

[Versoo]

Hi guys, maybe it's dumb question but do you have Passport Clients keys in .env and in Database ?What do you use to test your api? I'm using Postman and my request looks that: http://prntscr.com/jflktk and headers http://prntscr.com/jfll8z

My test server works on Vagrant with Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS. I installed many version of this repository and I didn't have problems.

[julienmiclo]

If you have already launch artisan serve. Laravel create some files in bootstrap/cache. Delete all and relaunch your serve

[bolivir]

If you rerun the db migrations you also need to generate the passport secrets (artisan passport:install)
Otherwise these wont match and you get the InvalidCredentialsException.

So make sure you see the tokens match in youre env file and in the db table oauth_clients.

[esbenp]

Make sure once you have done your migration you install passport and copy the secrets to the .env file. So

1. php artisan migrate
2. php artisan passport:install
3. Copy the secrets from the output into the .env file

See readme for more information