Private Key Signing vs Signing from Service Account file

[deepanshug]

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Invalid Signature when using RSA 256 sign

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Hi, I used your library for a particular use case to generate JWT token for google APIs.
To access google APIs, I am using service account which gives me key.json file with private key in it.

I tried to use this private key mentioned in key.json file and used as below
".sign(jwt::algorithm::rs256("", rsa_priv_key, "", ""));" where rsa_priv_key contains value from key.json file.

My question is: is there any way that I can pass this key.json file to sign?

[deepanshug]

In short, signing by openssl throws Invalid JWT SIgnature error while signing bu google.auth.crypt package (in python) generates a valid one that gives me access token

[deepanshug]

Please help

[prince-chrismc]

Please refer to Google's documentation about how to use their JWT. Looking at https://googleapis.dev/python/google-auth/latest/reference/google.auth.crypt.html you'll need to implment whatever logic that is doing under the hood.

There are old issues around this, you should do some research on this topic #282 #271 (comment) you are probably going to need #146 :)

[prince-chrismc]

I am going to mark this as closed since it's related to how to using Google not the library, please feel free to open a new issue with any specific technical questions about the library :)

[deepanshug]

I agree, thanks for closing.