oliverbusk's avatar

PHP Laravel Passport - /oauth/tokens 401 Unauthorized

I am currently trying to create a SPA application that uses Laravel. However with this application, I also need to be able for other applications to interact with it.

This is my boilerplate, and I have just made a fresh install.

After installing this, I can successfully login my SPA. I then want to be able to administer tokens, to issue to 3rd party applications. To do this, I follow the official documentation for Laravel Passport.

I've registered the Vue components as mentioned in the documentation, and they also do show up in my app. However, for some reason they contain a lot of "empty" clients and tokens:

Empty Clients

Empty Tokens

Checking my console, I see that I can't even access the /oauth/*:

Errors

This is my AuthServiceProvider.php:

public function boot()
{
    $this->registerPolicies();

    Passport::routes(function ($router) {
        $router->forAccessTokens();
    });
}

This is my routes/api.php:

Route::middleware('auth:api')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/user', function (Request $request) {
        return $request->user();
    });
});

Please note, I can successfully log in / out of the "main" application. I just can't create new clients/tokens, so I can access my API from other applications.

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oliverbusk's avatar

Unfortunately, this does not work. I even tried adding all the available routes from RouteRegistrar.php. Still the same result - 401 Unauthorized.

This is a SPA, which uses Passport for logging in - no idea if that can be the reason why it doesn't work?

mehrancodes's avatar

Just to be sure, could you look at the request header to see whether you pass the bearer token correctly and the token is not expired

oliverbusk's avatar

Request header:

Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Accept-Language: da-DK,da;q=0.9,en-US;q=0.8,en;q=0.7,nb;q=0.6
Authorization: Bearer eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImp0aSI6ImY5OGNiZjBhYmNjZGIyNzk1ZDRhOTllODEwZTQxMzFhMjMwNzhhNzVjYWMzYmM0Y2I2Yzg3NjM3ZDFlMzdkNmI3YzU4YWIzNWM4YmU5MDIxIn0.eyJhdWQiOiIyIiwianRpIjoiZjk4Y2JmMGFiY2NkYjI3OTVkNGE5OWU4MTBlNDEzMWEyMzA3OGE3NWNhYzNiYzRjYjZjODc2MzdkMWUzN2Q2YjdjNThhYjM1YzhiZTkwMjEiLCJpYXQiOjE1MzU0NDU2MzgsIm5iZiI6MTUzNTQ0NTYzOCwiZXhwIjoxNTY2OTgxNjM3LCJzdWIiOiIyIiwic2NvcGVzIjpbXX0.KUSlBt4IQkqYec2TzOTY3QGFxOfuS-SdYpWc26sLDqXpKdRLAqW4XtDOYwzrMtaO51iAuUR1WIGpShaIOZJUhJ_Ya082LVJvuA8tZziAHvjgjReKG_ou6gGhxIWsD8-g88sd0eSyDMfsJBtTs2jrHTJsHQLjFtgwm1RLlSRSkYjO4Tn3fU0dWNUHvcMWVxbuKN_bqC0lpCakjxSQKZe_ep6XpdyFfO84ncsfigVVrfJE3wpJliUfwwv16CpLU0KeNvGhNmKguASCYh9-lWOHPBCMW2S5rF85QgzpTwqYSr5QrIQmqrRKSv6Go545IKN_Hy-xigFV17im-wlVXGOVYgv9C0DJOwCCLOOHB9eMTFO2TGTI5-CLzC8Z9hxHSfMArGGGsTrw6wH45cszvgXH975dk2l1-2rWnVwOMd6-Z2_45Ut0TbomUAfA70OrfSyluxuKKfzNzJ9uobfXB6bGZrIkQMBOPw19N05IkaADAIkip9N99iJ-bF2dCk3GUREmtZPVHo_Yzp0-Ovj0W42eGG5uI_HEhgiuyKdLDWxb92dH_91XhTawhcREx9C1xXQNOUWtT_K2IWaywldfaWy41ZApmd2ZQzhyFxHp28ll1IHKEJRsr88mv4Hjv2hLt5-HeTuL1PW5gaqPZZE5NttpTyK4a2gV7CTtAgm3E_h_Q_Q
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 39
Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8
Cookie: access_token=Bearer%20eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImp0aSI6ImY5OGNiZjBhYmNjZGIyNzk1ZDRhOTllODEwZTQxMzFhMjMwNzhhNzVjYWMzYmM0Y2I2Yzg3NjM3ZDFlMzdkNmI3YzU4YWIzNWM4YmU5MDIxIn0.eyJhdWQiOiIyIiwianRpIjoiZjk4Y2JmMGFiY2NkYjI3OTVkNGE5OWU4MTBlNDEzMWEyMzA3OGE3NWNhYzNiYzRjYjZjODc2MzdkMWUzN2Q2YjdjNThhYjM1YzhiZTkwMjEiLCJpYXQiOjE1MzU0NDU2MzgsIm5iZiI6MTUzNTQ0NTYzOCwiZXhwIjoxNTY2OTgxNjM3LCJzdWIiOiIyIiwic2NvcGVzIjpbXX0.KUSlBt4IQkqYec2TzOTY3QGFxOfuS-SdYpWc26sLDqXpKdRLAqW4XtDOYwzrMtaO51iAuUR1WIGpShaIOZJUhJ_Ya082LVJvuA8tZziAHvjgjReKG_ou6gGhxIWsD8-g88sd0eSyDMfsJBtTs2jrHTJsHQLjFtgwm1RLlSRSkYjO4Tn3fU0dWNUHvcMWVxbuKN_bqC0lpCakjxSQKZe_ep6XpdyFfO84ncsfigVVrfJE3wpJliUfwwv16CpLU0KeNvGhNmKguASCYh9-lWOHPBCMW2S5rF85QgzpTwqYSr5QrIQmqrRKSv6Go545IKN_Hy-xigFV17im-wlVXGOVYgv9C0DJOwCCLOOHB9eMTFO2TGTI5-CLzC8Z9hxHSfMArGGGsTrw6wH45cszvgXH975dk2l1-2rWnVwOMd6-Z2_45Ut0TbomUAfA70OrfSyluxuKKfzNzJ9uobfXB6bGZrIkQMBOPw19N05IkaADAIkip9N99iJ-bF2dCk3GUREmtZPVHo_Yzp0-Ovj0W42eGG5uI_HEhgiuyKdLDWxb92dH_91XhTawhcREx9C1xXQNOUWtT_K2IWaywldfaWy41ZApmd2ZQzhyFxHp28ll1IHKEJRsr88mv4Hjv2hLt5-HeTuL1PW5gaqPZZE5NttpTyK4a2gV7CTtAgm3E_h_Q_Q; laravel_token=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%3D; XSRF-TOKEN=eyJpdiI6IkhrQnB1SCs5dWV4OU8zck10djZRbEE9PSIsInZhbHVlIjoieFwvZTJCUFVRZ0haQWNZVjBvUkJ2Q1FTSGtGTHM5SjBXTndOeXBFc2o2Q3pjclRRbjFqeHVpclJOQ3FPTUdKQ2t4M0g4bE5VUXRcL0twdXFNR25IT1NBdz09IiwibWFjIjoiYjI5MzRkNTEwMWZhNWUzNTI5ZTY2OTg5YTYxODQ3MDBkMTU2ZjJjZTE3YzdhZDc2ODMwNjI0NzlmMmQyZTY1NyJ9; laravel_session=eyJpdiI6InY1V3RmeVhvaUd2S2lsRE8wT0tTcHc9PSIsInZhbHVlIjoiQUppMThcL1hka3RXT0NIRWxKNHNUNm5xNjBuaGZSMHpGTXN5czdlWXBqN3dtR2E0UzdQNGFJbk5pS3ZLN1FxZVdnSlVXaE1BaFhVR1lpZnVoek9TMlBBPT0iLCJtYWMiOiIzYmZhYjM5Y2EzYzgwYjdmYTA0OTdjYmYwZGQ2ZThlMDk4YWQ4N2ZiNzRiMjJlZTVkMjM1MjZkYjAyNTZkMTdkIn0%3D
Host: spa.test
Origin: http://spa.test
Referer: http://spa.test/
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_13_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/68.0.3440.106 Safari/537.36
X-CSRF-TOKEN: v9z5uFoGWPGprc3kJaCMhLpHGbvgQ7usXLwZu11e
X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest
X-XSRF-TOKEN: eyJpdiI6IkhrQnB1SCs5dWV4OU8zck10djZRbEE9PSIsInZhbHVlIjoieFwvZTJCUFVRZ0haQWNZVjBvUkJ2Q1FTSGtGTHM5SjBXTndOeXBFc2o2Q3pjclRRbjFqeHVpclJOQ3FPTUdKQ2t4M0g4bE5VUXRcL0twdXFNR25IT1NBdz09IiwibWFjIjoiYjI5MzRkNTEwMWZhNWUzNTI5ZTY2OTg5YTYxODQ3MDBkMTU2ZjJjZTE3YzdhZDc2ODMwNjI0NzlmMmQyZTY1NyJ9
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Andrewchukwu's avatar

I faced the same issue. The underlying problem was that Passport Hashes the client secret in the database, so it secret is always incorrect. Find the Laravel\Passport\Client.php file and take the unhashed client secret.

/** * Interact with the client's secret. */ protected function secret(): Attribute { return Attribute::make( set: function (?string $value): ?string { $this->plainSecret = $value; Log::info("PLAIN TEXT SECRET: Client: secret: ".$value); return $this->castAttributeAsHashedString('secret', $value); }, ); }

martinbean's avatar

The underlying problem was that Passport Hashes the client secret in the database, so it secret is always incorrect

@andrewchukwu Well, yes, it’s hashed because it’s a secret. You should be recording the client ID and secret at the time you create the client; not taking it from the database after the fact.

There was also no need to bump a question that was over half a decade old, especially with advising terrible security practices like logging secrets in plaintext, as you’re now making your application and all of its users vulnerable. This isn’t just “bad practice”; it could also be a legal issue in many jurisdictions.

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