Notes If you use GitHub CLI to authenticate to GitHub on the command line, you can skip generating a personal access token and authenticate via the web browser instead. For more information about authenticating with GitHub CLI, see gh auth login. Git Credential Manager is a secure, cross-platform alternative to using personal access tokens PATs and eliminates the need to manage PAT scope and expiration. For installation instructions, see Download and install in the GitCredentialManager/git-credential-manager repository. Personal access tokens PATs are an alternative to using passwords for authentication to GitHub when using the GitHub API or the command line. If you want to use a PAT to access resources owned by an organization that uses SAML SSO, you must authorize the PAT. For more information, see "About authentication with SAML single sign-on" and "Authorizing a personal access token for use with SAML single sign-on" in the GitHub Enterprise Cloud documentation. As a security precaution, GitHub automatically removes personal access tokens that haven't been used in a year. To provide additional security, we highly recommend adding an expiration to your personal access tokens. A token with no assigned scopes can only access public information. To use your token to access repositories from the command line, select repo. For more information, see "Available scopes". Creating a token Verify your email address, if it hasn't been verified yet. In the upper-right corner of any page, click your profile photo, then click Settings. In the left sidebar, click Developer settings. In the left sidebar, click Personal access tokens. Click Generate new token. Give your token a descriptive name. To give your token an expiration, select the Expiration drop-down menu, then click a default or use the calendar picker. Select the scopes, or permissions, you'd like to grant this token. To use your token to access repositories from the command line, select repo. Click Generate token. Warning Treat your tokens like passwords and keep them secret. When working with the API, use tokens as environment variables instead of hardcoding them into your programs. To use your token to authenticate to an organization that uses SAML single sign-on, authorize the token. For more information, see "Authorizing a personal access token for use with SAML single sign-on" in the GitHub Enterprise Cloud documentation. Using a token on the command line Once you have a token, you can enter it instead of your password when performing Git operations over HTTPS. For example, on the command line you would enter the following $ git clone Username your_username Password your_token Personal access tokens can only be used for HTTPS Git operations. If your repository uses an SSH remote URL, you will need to switch the remote from SSH to HTTPS. If you are not prompted for your username and password, your credentials may be cached on your computer. You can update your credentials in the Keychain to replace your old password with the token. Instead of manually entering your PAT for every HTTPS Git operation, you can cache your PAT with a Git client. Git will temporarily store your credentials in memory until an expiry interval has passed. You can also store the token in a plain text file that Git can read before every request. For more information, see "Caching your GitHub credentials in Git." Further reading "About authentication to GitHub" "Token expiration and revocation"Tokeninvalide. Post by cicis54 » Thu May 30, 2019 10:10 am Bonjour, Je suit en version 3.3.24, depuis peux j'ai le message TOKEN invalide. Je ne peux donc pas faire de modification. C'est bloquant. Si quelqu'un peux me dépanner Merci et cordialement. Top. Networks514. Actif Posts: 578 Joined: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:22 pm. Re: Token invalide. Post by
Solved QuestionsThis Question Veera GoriparthiSession expired or invalidHi,I am using REST API call to get SF account details. I am able to get OAuth token, but when I use this token to get Account details it gives below rror.[{"message""Session expired or invalid","errorCode""INVALID_SESSION_ID"}]Here is the flowRequest full custom_permissions api web openid visualforce refresh_token chatter_api","instance_url"" 00D28000000KMl1!ARAAQPLIuaRCKyXQPB1LDjuiF4Bg1QAVfzXNFpq7C4zYRVurh3JxqYpcu5IIf98P1XOB7oEwLkbSJwdq4Mc0pxkmaQCbjbgdRequest 00D28000000KMl1!ARAAQPLIuaRCKyXQPB1LDjuiF4Bg1QAVfzXNFpq7C4zYRVurh3JxqYpcu5IIf98P1XOB7oEwLkbSJwdq4Mc0pxkmaQCbjbgdError while sending Salesforce request {}HTTP_401 [{"message""Session expired or invalid","errorCode""INVALID_SESSION_ID"}]Thanks,Veera. You need to sign in to do that. Dismiss
Thisdocument lists the bank related response codes returned from the Payment API. The "Message ID" and "Cardholder message" columns correspond to the response.message and response.message_id properties returned by the API response object. The "Merchant message" column contains an additional detailed message that is not returned by the API.LINE Notify API Document 2021-06-14 UpdatedAdd description about limiting the number of tokensconnected services 2019-06-25 UpdatedModify description about imageFullsize. 2019-06-11 UpdatedAdd description about notificationDisabled. 2016-11-08 UpdatedAdd description about sticker. 2016-10-24 UpdatedAdd description about uploading image. 2016-09-29 UpdatedInitial version Overall flow and possible implementations of the API The API consists of an OAuth2 authentication part and a LINE notification part. The overall flow of the API is as follows. Intended users Plan to configure LINE notifications Connected service Redirect to OAuth2 authorization endpoint LINE Select notification channel and check user agreement status. Redirect to connected service. Connected service Receive access token by accessing OAuth2 token endpoint using the parameters given during redirection Connected service Stores access tokens When sending notification Connected service Calls notification API using stored access tokens When checking notification settings Connected service Calls connection status check API and then displays connection status to user When disabling notifications Connected service Calls disconnection API From the flow above, features that need to be implemented on connected services are as follows Generating OAuth2 URL addresses and redirecting Storing OAuth2 access tokens connected to users Calling the notification API at the time of a notification If there is a page for checking connection status Displaying connection status through connection status API When the connected service is disabling a notification Calling notification revoke API As notifications can be configured and revoked on the web page, implementation of the API is optional. Authentication Overview Becomes a provider based on OAuth2 The authentication method is authorization_code. The access token acquired here can only be used for notification services. The host name for authentication API endpoint is GET https // The following is the OAuth2 authorization endpoint URI. Request method Request methods/headers Value Method GET Request parameters The received parameters are as follows. Parameter name Required/optional Type Description response_type Required fixed value Assigns "code" client_id Required string Assigns the client ID of the generated OAuth redirect_uri Required uri Assigns the generated redirect URI. We recommend using HTTPS on redirect URI to prevent code parameter leaks. scope Required fixed value Assigns "notify" state Required string Assigns a token that can be used for responding to CSRF attacksCSRF attacks are typically countered by assigning a hash value generated from a user's session ID, and then verifying the state parameter variable when it attempts to access redirect_uri. LINE Notify is designed with web applications in mind, and requires state parameter variables. response_mode Optional string By assigning "form_post", sends POST request to redirect_uri by form post instead of redirectingExtended specifications We recommend assigning this to prevent code parameter leaks in certain environments Reference： Response When successful, redirects to the assigned redirect_uri or posts according to the form with the parameters below attached. Parameter name Type Description code string A code for acquiring access tokens state string Directly sends the assigned state parameter When there is a failure, redirects to the assigned reirect_uri with the parameters below attached. Parameter name Type Description error string Assigns error codes defined by OAuth2 state string Directly send the assigned state parameter error_description string An optional huma-readable text providing additional information, used to assist the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. POST The OAuth2 token endpoint. Request methods Request methods/headers Value Method POST Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencoded Request parameters The parameters are as follows. Parameter name Required/optional Type Description grant_type Required fixed value Assigns "authorization_code" code Required string Assigns a code parameter value generated during redirection redirect_uri Required uri Assigns redirect_uri to assigned authorization endpoint API client_id Required string Assigns client ID to issued OAuth client_secret Required string Assigns secret to issued OAuth Response Response header Value Status 200 Success 400 Bad request Other Processed over time or stopped Content-Type application/json Response body The response body is a JSON object type. Name Type Value description access_token string An access token for authentication. Used for calling the notification API to be mentioned below. This access token has no expiration date. Notification Overview An API for LINE notifications. OAuth authentication is required in advance. It can be used to check connection status, actual notifications, and disconnecting. The host name for notification API end point is Authentication method Request header authorization Grants bearer and accesses. If the access token used is invalid, a 401 status code and WWW-Authenticate header is returned according to RFC6750 POST Sends notifications to users or groups that are related to an access token. If this API receives a status code 401 when called, the access token will be deactivated on LINE Notify disabled by the user in most cases. Connected services will also delete the connection information. Requests use POST method with application/x-www-form-urlencoded Identical to the default HTML form transfer type. Expected use cases When a connected service has an event that needs to send a notification to LINE Request method Request methods/headers Value Method POST Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencodedORmultipart/form-data Authorization Bearer Request parameters The parameters are as follows. Parameter name Required/optional Type Description message Required String 1000 characters max imageThumbnail Optional HTTP/HTTPS URL Maximum size of 240×240px JPEG imageFullsize Optional HTTP/HTTPS URL Maximum size of 2048×2048px JPEG imageFile Optional File Upload a image file to the LINE image format is png and jpeg. If you specified imageThumbnail ,imageFullsize and imageFile, imageFile takes precedence. There is a limit that you can upload to within one more information, please see the section of the API Rate Limit. stickerPackageId Optional Number Package ID. Sticker List. stickerId Optional Number Sticker ID. notificationDisabled Optional Boolean true The user doesn't receive a push notification when the message is sent. false The user receives a push notification when the message is sent unless they have disabled push notification in LINE and/or their device. If omitted, the value defaults to false. Response Response headers Value status 200 Success 400 Bad request 401 Invalid access token 500 Failure due to server error Other Processed over time or stopped Content-Type application/json Response body The response body is a JSON object type. Name Type Value description status number Value according to HTTP status code 200 Success 400 Bad request 401 Invalid access token message string Message visible to end-user Sample $ curl -X POST -H 'Authorization Bearer ' -F 'message=foobar' \ {"status"200,"message""ok"} $ curl -v -X POST -H 'Authorization Bearer invalidtoken' -F 'message=foobar' \ {"status"401,"message""Invalid access token"} GET An API for checking connection status. You can use this API to check the validity of an access token. Acquires the names of related users or groups if acquiring them is possible. On the connected service side, it's used to see which groups are configured with a notification and which user the notifications will be sent to. There is no need to check the status with this API before calling /api/notify or /api/revoke. If this API receives a status code 401 when called, the access token will be deactivated on LINE Notify disabled by the user in most cases. Connected services will also delete the connection information. Expected use cases If a connected service wishes to check the connection status of a certain user As LINE Notify also provides the same feature, support for this API is optional. Request methods Request methods/headers Value Method GET Authorization Bearer Response The message body contains detailed information in JSON Response headers Value Status 200 Success・Access token valid 401 Invalid access token Other Processed over time or stopped Content-Type application/json Response body The response body is a JSON object type. Name Type Value description status number Value according to HTTP status code 200 Success・Access token valid 401 Invalid access token message string Message visible to end-user targetType string If the notification target is a user "USER" If the notification target is a group "GROUP" target string If the notification target is a user, displays user name. If acquisition fails, displays "null." If the notification target is a group, displays group name. If the target user has already left the group, displays "null." Sample $ curl -H 'Authorization Bearer ' \ {"status"200,"message""ok","target""foobar"} $ curl -H 'Authorization Bearer invalidtoken' \ {"status"401,"message""Invalid access token"} POST An API used on the connected service side to revoke notification configurations. Using this API will revoke all used access tokens, disabling the access tokens from accessing the API. The revocation process on the connected service side is as follows Call /api/revoke If step 1 returns status code 200, the request is accepted, revoking all access tokens and ending the process If step 1 returns status code 401, the access tokens have already been revoked and the connection will be d If step 1 returns any other status code, the process will end you can try again at a later time Expected use cases When the connected service wishes to end a connection with a user As LINE Notify also provides the same feature, support for this API is optional. Request methods Request methods/headers Value Method POST Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencoded Authorization Bearer Request parameters There are no parameters. Response The message body contains detailed information in JSON Response headers Value Status 200 Success 401 Invalid access token Other Processed over time or stopped Content-Type application/json Response body The response body is a JSON object type. Name Type Value description status number Value according to HTTP status code 200 Success 401 Invalid access token message string Message visible to end-user Sample $ curl -X POST -H 'Authorization Bearer ' \ {"status"200,"message""ok"} $ curl -X POST -H 'Authorization Bearer invalidtoken' \ {"status"401,"message""Invalid access token"} API Rate Limit There is a limit to the number of times an API can be called on each default number is set to 1000. The limit is per access token. The API Rate Limit status, can be checked on the response header of the API. Header name Description X-RateLimit-Limit The limit of API calls per hour X-RateLimit-Remaining The number of possible remaining API calls X-RateLimit-ImageLimit The limit of Uploading image per hour X-RateLimit-ImageRemaining The number of possible remaining Uploading image X-RateLimit-Reset The time when the limit is reset UTC epoch seconds ex1472195604 Limiting the number of tokensconnected services It is possible to issue up to 100 tokens per user.
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The Token API allows you to create, list, and revoke tokens that can be used to authenticate and access Databricks REST APIs. Important To access Databricks REST APIs, you must authenticate. Create Endpoint HTTP Method POST Create and return a token. This call returns the error QUOTA_EXCEEDED if the current number of non-expired tokens exceeds the token quota. The token quota for a user is 600. Example Request curl -netrc -request POST \ https///api/ \ -data '{ "comment" "This is an example token", "lifetime_seconds" 7776000 }' \ jq . Replace with the Databricks workspace instance name, for example This is an example token with a description to attach to the token. 7776000 with the lifetime of the token, in seconds. This example specifies 90 days. This example uses a .netrc file and jq. Response { "token_value" "dapi1a2b3c45d67890e1f234567a8bc9012d", "token_info" { "token_id" "1234567890a12bc3456de789012f34ab56c78d9012e3fabc4de56f7a89b012c3", "creation_time" 1626286601651, "expiry_time" 1634062601651, "comment" "This is an example token" } } Request structure Field Name Type Description lifetime_seconds LONG The lifetime of the token, in seconds. If no lifetime is specified, the token remains valid indefinitely. comment STRING Optional description to attach to the token. Response structure Field Name Type Description token_value STRING The value of the newly-created token. token_info Public token info The public metadata of the newly-created token. List Endpoint HTTP Method GET List all the valid tokens for a user-workspace pair. Example Request curl -netrc -request GET \ https///api/ \ jq . Replace with the Databricks workspace instance name, for example This example uses a .netrc file and jq. Response { "token_infos" [ { "token_id" "1234567890a12bc3456de789012f34ab56c78d9012e3fabc4de56f7a89b012c3", "creation_time" 1626286601651, "expiry_time" 1634062601651, "comment" "This is an example token" }, { "token_id" "2345678901a12bc3456de789012f34ab56c78d9012e3fabc4de56f7a89b012c4", "creation_time" 1626286906596, "expiry_time" 1634062906596, "comment" "This is another example token" } ] } Response structure Field Name Type Description token_infos An array of Public token info A list of token information for a user-workspace pair. Revoke Endpoint HTTP Method POST Revoke an access token. This call returns the error RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST if a token with the specified ID is not valid. Example curl -netrc -request POST \ https///api/ \ -data '{ "token_id" "" }' This example uses a .netrc file. Replace with the Databricks workspace instance name, for example with the ID of the token, for example 1234567890a12bc3456de789012f34ab56c78d9012e3fabc4de56f7a89b012c3. Request structure Field Name Type Description token_id STRING The ID of the token to be revoked. Data structures In this section Public token info Public token info A data structure that describes the public metadata of an access token. Field Name Type Description token_id STRING The ID of the token. creation_time LONG Server time in epoch milliseconds when the token was created. expiry_time LONG Server time in epoch milliseconds when the token will expire, or -1 if not applicable. comment STRING Comment the token was created with, if applicable.
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