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401 from Twitter after sending a status with a valid configuration #125
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No one is having the same issue? |
I'm having the same issue. But for me, it's a new implementation and have never worked before. |
Good to know that I'm not the only one. I have decided to use twitter4j with the same credentials and it's working as expected. So there is definitely an issue with Spring Social Twitter. I am keeping it in parallel for the sign in feature though (this one is still working). Hopefully the issue is going to be fixed so I don't need an extra library. |
Found the issue. see spring-attic/spring-social#256 |
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Any news on when this will be merged and released? |
another workaround is here |
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Hello,
I cannot send a status on twitter since April 22nd. It was working fine before for many months. I did not change the config related to Twitter on my app or on Twitter side. I've tried changing the settings on my app, regenerated the keys, created a new app, but it did not work.
Twitter always respond with:
ERROR: 401 :: Could not authenticate you.
Note I was able to post a status manually with Postman using the same credentials and OAuth1.
I think something has changed on the Twitter API that is not compatible with Spring Social Twitter.
Am I the only one with this issue?
Thanks,
Fabian
Technical details
I use the release: 1.1.2.RELEASE
I instantiate the bean via XML (Spring):
then I use:
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