Hi lunitic,
I found your post whilst researching the same message. I notice 2 potential problems with URL you posted.
1) in the URI you posted, it looks like there is a double slash (“//”) between the hostname and “oauth”. You’ve “192.168.101.217//oauth” in your URL. Although often double slashes like that get figured out, no sense adding to the confusion. Eliminate one of those slashes and check if that helps.
2) the value of your redirect_uri argument is not encoded. I think (but honestly, I am not certain) that the value “http://192.168.101.139:3000/_oauth/wordpress” needs to be encoded for HTML entities. For example, it should look something like “https%3A%2F%2F192.168.101.139%03A3000%2F_oauth%2Fwordpress.
Please check both of these issues and then post your results.
Good luck!
Hi,
it is cool to see the community supporting the plugin. Thanks @arch7stanton :). The 404 is WordPress’s default functionality and could mean:
– The endpoints have not been registered (not likely if you set the permalinks)
– Server is not configured to handle redirects (most likely).
Here is a list of things that you can try if the above suggestions do not lead to a solution.
– Check the .htaccess file to ensure it has content and is writeable.
– Check to ensure that if you are using nginx, that rewrites are configured properly.
– Try to query {your-domain}.com?oauth=authorize and see what the results are.
Please update this posts with any finding and solutions you come a crossed!
I wanted to check up of the status of this topic? Has it been resolved or do you need more support?
Thanks
I am marking this topic as resolved. If it is not resolved, please let me know.
