Make OMB work if the configured domain name does not exclusively contain lower case letters.

If the configured domain is mixed-case OAuth throws invalidsignature errors. The current URL is part of the signated parts; since the consumer does not pass the current URL, the service has to get it itself and add it to the other OAuth params for signature rebuilding. OAuth.php uses $_SERVER for this, however, the domain is lcased in $_SERVER. Hence we pass the complete current URL as generated by common_local_url to OAuthRequest.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/actions/requesttoken.php b/actions/requesttoken.php
index ca253b97a..4e6f92913 100644
--- a/actions/requesttoken.php
+++ b/actions/requesttoken.php
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ class RequesttokenAction extends Action
         parent::handle($args);
         try {
             common_remove_magic_from_request();
-            $req    = OAuthRequest::from_request();
+            $req    = OAuthRequest::from_request('POST', common_local_url('requesttoken'));
             $server = omb_oauth_server();
             $token  = $server->fetch_request_token($req);
             print $token;