{"errors":[{"message":"Could not authenticate you","code":32}]}

[MSerifios]

I finally did it!!!

In my case the problem was at the last step where i had my output from the hamc-sha1() and i was trying to base64 the output.

The output of the hmac-sha1 was like this 890148acbb265a53fd3479c75bb2d8866852f196
so when i was trying to convert into base64 this i was getting something like this ODkwMTQ4YWNiYjI2NWE1M2ZkMzQ3OWM3NWJiMmQ4ODY2ODUyZjE5Ng==.

That was something that put me in thoughts because at the twitter guide on how to make an oauth signature (bottom of the page) the author give as a much smaller output like hCtSmYh+iHYCEqBWrE7C7hYmtUk=

So i searched and find that the output of hmac-sha1 has to be interpreted as a hex before converted to base64

[abdulahad95]

This should be applied to all the forward slashes in the URL (the path parts) but not the forward slashes in ‘https://’ right? Because the quote function won’t work without a ‘http://’ or ‘https://’ in front. Just wanted to make sure I’m doing this right since I’m still getting the error and will look into my HMAC implementation now…
Thanks!

[andypiper]

[andypiper]