400 request error

[python-social-auth]

400 request error

[tjcrowley]

Also: I have added both our dev and www servers to the Facebook callback URLs.

[imbaggaarm]

@imbaggaarm it may happen due to many different reasons, but mainly due to social-app not expecting some responses from some providers.
You should track your particular case to see what is coming back and then do something about this.

I'm not pretty sure about the sources of this error, I switched to django-allauth this evening and also had some troubles with the production even when in the localhost, it works well. So I spent almost 1 hour to search for the solution, and I solved it by setting the ACCOUNT_DEFAULT_HTTP_PROTOCOL = True in settings. I think maybe this problem also comes from that source too, I haven't tried to come back to this library in order to test it, but maybe you can try setting the SOCIAL_AUTH_REDIRECT_IS_HTTPS = True in settings. :))

[HoncyLee]

Long story short, just add these two line in settings.py, to force your main app and SOCIAL_AUTH using HTTPS as required by Facebook and GitHub

SOCIAL_AUTH_REDIRECT_IS_HTTPS = True
ACCOUNT_DEFAULT_HTTP_PROTOCOL = True

[ahmad-tarbeya]

Same error here 😞

[keifler]

i'm running into the same error. any resolutions?

[apardes]

Also running into this issue..

[Goury]

Any news?
My secret is correct, app is not in development mode, certificate is super valid, yet I am getting the very same error (except with my redirect url)

[imbaggaarm]

Really? Nobody solved it even the author? I'm also getting this error :))

[Goury]

@imbaggaarm I've solved it via adding SOCIAL_AUTH_FACEBOOK_SCOPE = ['email'] to settings and also changing pipeline a bit with some extra exception processing

[imbaggaarm]

@imbaggaarm I've solved it via adding SOCIAL_AUTH_FACEBOOK_SCOPE = ['email'] to settings and also changing pipeline a bit with some extra exception processing

But why and when it happens? In my cases, it happens every time. Users can not log in to my website using Facebook =.=. Can you explain more detail about the solution that you used to get over this bug? Thank you very much.

[Goury]

@imbaggaarm it may happen due to many different reasons, but mainly due to social-app not expecting some responses from some providers.
You should track your particular case to see what is coming back and then do something about this.

[aroxi]

Long story short, just add these two line in settings.py, to force your main app and SOCIAL_AUTH using HTTPS as required by Facebook and GitHub

SOCIAL_AUTH_REDIRECT_IS_HTTPS = True ACCOUNT_DEFAULT_HTTP_PROTOCOL = True

thx man, this fixes my error