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Mails on my personal front are purely for bills, and other updates. I've been using aerc for a while but I had to switch.
I realized how bad the e-mail client scenario is on Linux now that services demand OAuth2. The majority of clients don't support it so you have to use proxies, and complex 3rd party tools with complex configurations, and mail downloaders. It's crazy.
Maybe, I'm missing something. I just installed Thunderbird after avoiding it.
Add a custom icon to Auth0's Custom Social integrations
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/12/add-a-custom-icon-to-auth0s-custom-social-integrations/
This is so fucking stupid.
There is no way to update the logo of a custom social connection on Auth0 without using the command line. On literally every other service I've used, there's a little box to upload a logo. But Okta have a funny idea of what developers want.
And, to make matters worse, their documentation contains an error! They don't listen to community requests or take bug reports, so I'm blogging in the hope that this is useful to you.
The Command
curl --request PATCH \-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \-H 'Accept: application/json' \-H 'Authorization: Bearer eyJhb...ZEQ' \ --url 'https://whatever.eu.auth0.com/api/v2/connections/con_qwerty123456' \ --data ' ... '
You will also need to supply some JSON in the data
parameter. I've formatted it to be easier to read than the garbage documentation. All of these fields are mandatory.
{ "options": { "client_id": "your-app-id", "client_secret": "Shhhhhh!", "icon_url": "https://example.com/image.svg", "scripts": { "fetchUserProfile": "???" }, "authorizationURL": "https://example.com/oauth2/authorize", "tokenURL": "https://example.com/oauth2/token", "scope": "auth" }, "display_name": "Whatever"}
OK, but how do you get all those values?
update:connections
icon_url
fetchUserProfile
authorizationURL
and tokenURL
display_name
This is such a load of bollocks! Is it really that hard for the Okta team to put an input field with "type the URl of your logo"?
blog! “Add a custom icon to Auth0's Custom Social integrations”
This is so fucking stupid.
There is no way to update the logo of a custom social connection on Auth0 without using the command line. On literally every other service I've used, there's a little box to upload a logo. But Okta have a funny idea of what developers want.
And, to make matters…
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