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I recently tried to set up a sync service between my taskwarrior tasks and google tasks, and managed to set one up pretty easily! Thank you for a great tool!
The problem is that I originally got this to work on my personal computer, but I'd prefer to have this working on my server instead. This way I'd be able to keep everything synchronised even when my computer is offline.
When I tried to set up my script on my server, I had some problems getting the authentication to work from the server. After giving access to Google, I am redirected to localhost:8081, but as I'm working remotely, this obviously doesn't work.
So my question is, is there some way I can use syncall to authenticate Google on a server, i.e , without a local browser?
If not, is there some way I can authenticate Google on my computer and "move" this to a server?
Finally, if there is no workaround, is there some way we could implement this feature?
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It is also interesting that when I authenticate with Google, get to the localhost page, and then out of the program, I get the following:
16:59:00.95 | INFO | Loading preferences...
Please visit this URL to authorize this application:
...
^C
Aborted!
17:03:09.06 | SUCCESS | Sync completed successfully. You can now use the -b/--combination option to refer to this particular combination
Which would indicate that the authentication worked, however there is nothing actually stored for this combination, and if I try to re-run the same app, I get back to having to authenticate.
Hello!
I recently tried to set up a sync service between my taskwarrior tasks and google tasks, and managed to set one up pretty easily! Thank you for a great tool!
The problem is that I originally got this to work on my personal computer, but I'd prefer to have this working on my server instead. This way I'd be able to keep everything synchronised even when my computer is offline.
When I tried to set up my script on my server, I had some problems getting the authentication to work from the server. After giving access to Google, I am redirected to localhost:8081, but as I'm working remotely, this obviously doesn't work.
So my question is, is there some way I can use syncall to authenticate Google on a server, i.e , without a local browser?
If not, is there some way I can authenticate Google on my computer and "move" this to a server?
Finally, if there is no workaround, is there some way we could implement this feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: