Good Afternoon

I have this simple script:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Net::Google::AuthSub;

use warnings;

local $ENV{GOOGLE_DATAAPI_DEBUG} = 1;

my $auth = Net::Google::AuthSub->new;
my $response = $auth->login('person@place.com', 'xxxxxxxx');

if ($response->is_success) {
    print "Hurrah! Logged in\n";
} else {
   die "Login failed: ".$response->error."\n";
}

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I have run the same script on two servers and have it logs in fine on one and not so on the other. I am attempting to debug this, but have had no luck. I have tried setting the appropriate variable in the Unix environment, exported it, used it on the same line and the like.

I have no idea how to proceed with finding why one server lets me log in and the other does not.

You assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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¤ Steve Marvell

In reply to Net::Google::AuthSub always fails to log in by marvell

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