Github says 404 when I want to use it

[hroncok]

Steps to reproduce:

1. run django example app
2. try to authenticate via Github

Excpected behaviour:

Github ask me if I really want to do this, and it logs me in.

Actual results:

Github gives 404.

[omab]

I cannot reproduce it here, could you paste the server log?

[hroncok]

Sorry, I'm quite new to this, where do I find logs when I ./manage.py runserver on the example app from this repo?

[omab]

In the console where you ran the command.

[hroncok]

No error at all is there. Just 200 OK for /login/github and that's it.
Writing from my cell phone so I cannot copy paste it right now.

[omab]

OK, try to copy and paste them when you have them available, there should be a 404 in there.

[hroncok]

Nope, it's github's 404, not Django's.

[omab]

OK, which is the URL on github?

[hroncok]

[23/Mar/2014 12:33:42] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 6954
[23/Mar/2014 12:33:47] "GET /login/github/ HTTP/1.1" 302 0

https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize?state=OTAXNkH7U2mOr6rBvkNcpAl3oPyn59md&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2F127.0.0.1%3A8000%2Fcomplete%2Fgithub%2F%3Fredirect_state%3DOTAXNkH7U2mOr6rBvkNcpAl3oPyn59md&response_type=code&client_id=None

[omab]

client_id is None in that URL, check your SOCIAL_AUTH_GITHUB_KEY setting.

[hroncok]

That's not set on the example app, ok, thanks, I'll try to look at this in
the docs.

[omab]

Yeah, SOCIAL_AUTH_*_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_*_SECRET settings aren't set in the example app since those values should keep secure.