Getting a user

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dan77

2017年07月28日 07:41

For work with the service I use gem 'boxr'. For uploading files, authentication is required, which I perform through JWT, as described in the documentation

user = Boxr::get_user_token(user_id, private_key: ENV['JWT_PRIVATE_KEY'], private_key_password: ENV['JWT_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD'], public_key_id: ENV['JWT_PUBLIC_KEY_ID'], client_id: ENV['BOX_CLIENT_ID'], client_secret: ENV['BOX_CLIENT_SECRET'])

In user_id, you must pass the id of the user who has access to the application. There is a user admin (owner, default, say his id is 1) and there is a second one, which I created (id = 2).
If I pass user_id = 2 (the second user I created, not the admin), I get no errors and can continue to work.
If I pass user_id = 1 (admin id), I get the error:

{"error":"invalid_request","error_description":"Cannot obtain token based on the enterprise configuration for your app»}

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Murtza

2017年07月28日 15:08

I just tested this, but I was not able to reproduce the error you are getting. I requested tokens for a user and an admin using JWT authentication and the Ruby SDK. I shared the code I used to test with below.

I think the issue you are seeing might be related to your application access and application scopes settings.

Can you please confirm if the following settings are enabled for your application?

Application Access set to "Enterprise".
"Manage Users", "Manage Groups", and "Manage Enterprise Properties" enabled within the Application Scopes section.
"Generate User Access Tokens" enabled within the Advanced Features section.

require 'boxr' #Box Ruby SDK
require 'json'

def getAccessToken
  #Read JWT credentials
  #You can generate JWT credentials within the developer console on the app configuration page
  file = File.read('credentials.json')
  credentialsHash = JSON.parse(file)

  #Parse credentials
  privateKey = credentialsHash['boxAppSettings']['appAuth']['privateKey'].to_s
  publicKeyId = credentialsHash['boxAppSettings']['appAuth']['publicKeyID'].to_s
  privateKeyPassword = credentialsHash['boxAppSettings']['appAuth']['passphrase'].to_s
  enterpriseId = credentialsHash['enterpriseID'].to_s
  clientId = credentialsHash['boxAppSettings']['clientID'].to_s
  clientSecret = credentialsHash['boxAppSettings']['clientSecret'].to_s
  userId = "REPLACE_WITH_USER_TOKEN"
  adminId = "REPLACE_WIHT_ADMIN_TOKEN"

  #Request enterprise token
  responseEnterpriseToken = Boxr::get_enterprise_token(private_key: privateKey, private_key_password: privateKeyPassword, public_key_id: publicKeyId, enterprise_id: enterpriseId, client_id: clientId, client_secret: clientSecret)
  puts responseEnterpriseToken.access_token.to_s
  
  #Request user token
  responseUserToken = Boxr::get_user_token(userId, private_key: privateKey, private_key_password: privateKeyPassword, public_key_id: publicKeyId, client_id: clientId, client_secret: clientSecret)
  puts responseUserToken.access_token.to_s
  
  #Request admin user token
  responseAdminToken = Boxr::get_user_token(adminId, private_key: privateKey, private_key_password: privateKeyPassword, public_key_id: publicKeyId, client_id: clientId, client_secret: clientSecret)
  puts responseAdminToken.access_token.to_s
end

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dan77

2017年07月31日 07:26
I assumed that this is due to my settings in the service. I did everything that you said, but I'm still getting this error.
In section "Authentication Method" i set - OAuth 2.0 with JWT (Server Authentication).
Section "Developer Token" and "OAuth 2.0 Credentials" i I didnt change.
In section "Application Access" i set - "Enterprise" (instead "Application")
In section "Application Scopes" - "Manage Users", "Manage Groups", and "Manage Enterprise Properties" i set enabled
And finally in section "Advanced Features" I turned on "Generate User Access Tokens"
So, I saved the changes and still get this error
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Murtza

2017年08月02日 14:18
After updating these settings, did you reauthorize your application on this page in the Admin console?
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