panagiotis
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how to authenticate my Gmail account to pabbly connect?
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Pabblymember11
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Hey @panagiotis
You can refer to the following video tutorial on how you can authenticate your Gmail action step.
(Watch the second part of the video)
You can refer to the following video tutorial on how you can authenticate your Gmail action step.
(Watch the second part of the video)
panagiotis
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THANKS
I THING I CONECTED
BUT I HAVE ERROR MESAGES WHEN I SENT THE TEST EMAIL AND DIDN WORK.
IT NEADS TO TYPE ONLY HTML CONTENTS IN THE SUBJECT FIELD?
I THING I CONECTED
BUT I HAVE ERROR MESAGES WHEN I SENT THE TEST EMAIL AND DIDN WORK.
IT NEADS TO TYPE ONLY HTML CONTENTS IN THE SUBJECT FIELD?
panagiotis
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i have this one
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Pabblymember11
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panagiotis
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L DO IT A LOT OF TIMES
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Pabblymember11
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Hey @panagiotis
By any chance, have you been invoking this from a GCE VM? If so, you might want to:
1 Stop the VM
2 Go to the GCE VM instances in the cloud console
3 Click edit on the machine
4 Go to scopes
5 Edit the scopes as desired (preferably adding the scope just to a particular API or if you are OK with it - to all APIs, depending on context and risk)
6 Restart the machine and make the API call again
Reference - https://stackoverflow.com/questions...-request-had-insufficient-authentication-scop
By any chance, have you been invoking this from a GCE VM? If so, you might want to:
1 Stop the VM
2 Go to the GCE VM instances in the cloud console
3 Click edit on the machine
4 Go to scopes
5 Edit the scopes as desired (preferably adding the scope just to a particular API or if you are OK with it - to all APIs, depending on context and risk)
6 Restart the machine and make the API call again
Reference - https://stackoverflow.com/questions...-request-had-insufficient-authentication-scop
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