Google drive access issue : google.apis.auth.oauth2.responses.tokenresponseexception:

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Google Drive Access from an Application: Not able to upload or create folder in drive using google account with different domain in our application.

When tried, below is the exception thrown.

Exception : Google.Apis.Auth.OAuth2.Responses.TokenResponseException: Error:"unauthorized_client", Description:"Unauthorized", Uri:"" at Google.Apis.Requests.ClientServiceRequest`1.Execute() at myclass.CreateFolder() in C:\inetpub\websites\XXX\YYYY\abc.vb:line 103

Cross verified all settings, everything looks good 4. Verified Authorized URL in Console developers (Google Cloud platform). 5. Verified Google Drive is enabled in Console developers. 6. Verified Client Administrator API Access, scopes, Services.

am I missing anything here, kindly provide suggestions on resolving this issue.

What I have tried:

Tried to access google drive from google app

Posted 8-Nov-17 22:40pm

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Graeme_Grant 9-Nov-17 5:56am

Cross??? Not familiar with that.

The error sounds like either an invalid or no dev/app (not user) credentials sent.

This may help: .NET Quickstart | Drive REST API | Google Developers[^]

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