Nicolas Fouché

This library does not handle the login/token process. So it has nothing to do with OOB. Still, the [readme suggests](https://github.com/nfo/gmail_xoauth#get-your-oauth-20-tokens) using oauth2.py, with uses the OOB approach: https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/blob/master/python/oauth2.py#L130

Hi @dobon . Why would you need this to be merged ? The gemspec file does not prevent the usage of oauth 0.5.6: https://github.com/nfo/gmail_xoauth/blob/master/gmail_xoauth.gemspec#L20 ```ruby s.add_dependency "oauth", ">= 0.3.6" ```

Hi Matt, can you share the page where they announced/documented this change ?

I should double-check cdaea3f786029c472aa2a3f8158fdfbcd9bb09a0 then. Did you try XOAUTH2 on a standard gmail account instead of a Google Apps domain ? This could save me some time. I'll take a...

Matt, your question goes beyond my knowledge of Google authentication. The ticket subject misled me. It's not about Google Apps domains, it about Google Apps domains **AND delegation**. One sure...

Well I'm not sure anymore. I guess the problem happens because you try to use scopes. In any case, I never tried that. Thus you should try a library in...

Hi Matt, your example uses an HTTP API, but gmail_xoauth only supports IMAP and SMTP. I don't even know if what you're trying to accomplish is possible with the IMAP...

For the ones having the issue, it can happen simply because the given IP is not a string, as said in the error message. For example null, a number, an...

@kuno Thanks for the answer. I tried the pull request, which does more or less what I did by hand, and I still have crashes. It happens approximatively once per...

Context: I still have the C++ assert (& abort) even with the last commits, the ones that check that the given ip or domain is a string with the function...