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PHP commandline OAuth authorization for JIRA

I needed to get a user’s OAuth credentials from the commandline, for some commandline tools to work (Drush).

You will need OAuth installed from PECL for this, and have an OAuth link set up in JIRA (or whatever OAuth provider you are using).

// Set up the OAuth client.
$oauth = new OAuth(OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY, OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET, OAUTH_SIG_METHOD_RSASHA1, OAUTH_AUTH_TYPE_URI);

// cert.pem is the certificate you generated for the OAuth link.
$oauth->setRSACertificate(file_get_contents("cert.pem"));

// Get a request token so we can tell the user to visit a page.
$tokens = $oauth->getRequestToken(OAUTH_REQUEST_URL, 'oob', 'POST');
$oauth_token = $tokens['oauth_token'];
$oauth_token_secret = $tokens['oauth_token_secret'];
$oauth->setToken($oauth_token, $oauth_token_secret);
print "Go to: " . OAUTH_AUTHORIZE_URL . "?oauth_token=$oauth_token\n";

// Get the authorization code from the user.
$code = readline('Enter the authorization code');
$access_token = $oauth->getAccessToken(OAUTH_ACCESS_URL, NULL, $code, 'POST');
$oauth->setToken($access_token['oauth_token'], $oauth_token_secret);
$tokens['access_token'] = $access_token['oauth_token'];

// From now on you would just need the access token, and the token secret.
$oauth->setToken($tokens['access_token'], $tokens['oauth_token_secret']);
$oauth->fetch("https://protected-url.com/resource");
$content = $oauth->getLastResponse();

// Set up the OAuth client.

$oauth = new OAuth(OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY, OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET, OAUTH_SIG_METHOD_RSASHA1, OAUTH_AUTH_TYPE_URI);

// cert.pem is the certificate you generated for the OAuth link.

$oauth->setRSACertificate(file_get_contents("cert.pem"));

// Get a request token so we can tell the user to visit a page.

$tokens = $oauth->getRequestToken(OAUTH_REQUEST_URL, 'oob', 'POST');

$oauth_token = $tokens['oauth_token'];

$oauth_token_secret = $tokens['oauth_token_secret'];

$oauth->setToken($oauth_token, $oauth_token_secret);

print "Go to: " . OAUTH_AUTHORIZE_URL . "?oauth_token=$oauth_token\n";

// Get the authorization code from the user.

$code = readline('Enter the authorization code');

$access_token = $oauth->getAccessToken(OAUTH_ACCESS_URL, NULL, $code, 'POST');

$oauth->setToken($access_token['oauth_token'], $oauth_token_secret);

$tokens['access_token'] = $access_token['oauth_token'];

// From now on you would just need the access token, and the token secret.

$oauth->setToken($tokens['access_token'], $tokens['oauth_token_secret']);

$oauth->fetch("https://protected-url.com/resource");

$content = $oauth->getLastResponse();

launch a jenkins slave via drush

If you already have Drush aliases set up for your live machines, deploy those aliases to your CI server, and use them to launch your nodes (instead of copying the SSH info).

Create a new “Dumb slave” but instead of “SSH slave”, select “Launch slave via execution”

This is the command to use:

/usr/local/bin/drush @abclive ssh 'wget https://your-jenkins-server.example.com/jnlpJars/slave.jar -O /tmp/slave.jar && exec java -jar /tmp/slave.jar'

1	/usr/local/bin/drush @abclive ssh 'wget https://your-jenkins-server.example.com/jnlpJars/slave.jar -O /tmp/slave.jar && exec java -jar /tmp/slave.jar'

Jenkins will run the command which sets up the remoting capabiliity.

A pretty good iframe resizer

function resizeFrame(obj) {
  var frame = jQuery(obj);
  frame.height(frame.contents().find("body").height());
  frame.contents().find('body').bind('DOMAttrModified DOMSubtreeModified DOMNodeInserted DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument', function () {
    frame.height(frame.contents().find("body").height());
  });
}

function resizeFrame(obj) {

var frame = jQuery(obj);

frame.height(frame.contents().find("body").height());

frame.contents().find('body').bind('DOMAttrModified DOMSubtreeModified DOMNodeInserted DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument', function () {

frame.height(frame.contents().find("body").height());

});

}

Liberation – Day 67

9 weeks post-op…they’re off!!!

I thought I was going in to get the surgical lugs and metal wires removed but…

Dr. decided everything was close enough, and took it all off!

I’ve got Invisalign (Vivera?) retainers now, barely visible and sometimes I forget I’m wearing them. Dr. was able to remove the braces now because the retainers also do minor corrective work.

It’s been a long journey. It’s completely worth it. My bite is awesome. Things like very crunchy fruits, peanuts, etc. are still off limits. I still have issues with jaw strength but it’s slowly getting better.

June 2013 – braces
August 2013 – no more wisdom teeth
October 2014 – lefort 1
November 2014 – no more bands
December 29th, 2014 – no more braces!

I could have done the surgery as early as June, but I was lazy…

So that’s that! Checkups and cosmetic work next.

Day 61

It’s been 2 months since the surgery, and so far it’s been much more manageable than the first month. I saw my orthodontist last month and my jaw needed to open more before getting any other work done.

There really isn’t anything else to report on. I’ve been on my own and haven’t been back to the orthodontist or my surgeon. Life is mostly back to normal and I can eat almost as many things as I could eat while in braces, except hard or crunchy things like fruits.

One thing that stood out for me this month was that I could eat a burrito without having to shove the entire thing in my mouth. I was able to use my front teeth to tear it apart (gently) for the first time in a very long time.

There’s still a lot of numbness in my upper gums but that’s to be expected. It doesn’t really affect any day to day activities. A month ago I could open my mouth about 1 finger wide, now it’s more than 3, which is a good sign that things are still healing.

I’m due to the orthodontist on the 29th so we’ll see what happens then.

Day 31 – before and after

Day 30 – one month!

Today is one month since the surgery!

I can come off of a liquid diet an move to soft foods, but I’ll probably still take it easy the next couple of weeks. At least this means I can have soft doughnuts and mac and cheese, and heavier soups. Probably not cheeseburgers yet. Cut up cheeseburgers, maybe. I’ll go see my orthodontist soon and see if I still have to wear the bands and the lugs, or get those off and go back to regular braces.

There’s still a little swelling in my cheeks, and I don’t yet have all the feeling back around my mouth and lips. The incision area right below my nose still hurts a little bit, but only if I try to smile real hard. I can’t open my jaw all the way yet – it’s not painful, I just…can’t. It will work itself out over time, it’s left over from the swelling.

I haven’t sneezed for 4 weeks, isn’t that odd?