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* or OAuth token with equivalent scope
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This OAuth 2.0 implementation is experimental. |
OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 User Authentication
This feature allows a user to sign-in via a third-party service, such as Google, Yahoo or Facebook. The result of the OAuth 2.0 authentication flow is a username and access to whatever user account details are within the authorized scope, such as email address. Fedora is then free to use these user details to create a local user account or assign privileges as required for Fedora authorization. (All that this work flow provides is user authentication.)
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- Client Application - Fedora
- Authorization Service - Google, etc..
- Resource Server - Fedora
OAuth 2.0 Application Authorization
From the OAuth 2.0 specification:
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