I'm developing an application for a seller at Amazon, using Marketplace Web Service API (MWS).
The seller has created an account for managing his inventory, and says that he assigned the necessary permissions.
However, clicking "Sign up for MWS" button on https://developer.amazonservices.com/ results in permission error: "Insufficient user rights."
Can anyone clear up what permission(s) Amazon Marketplace requires for accessing their API, or at least provide a list of all possible permissions?
I found the answer. It has actually turned out that you can't sign up for Amazon MWS from a sub-account. No such permission exists, so this must be done by the owner.
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We have built a provisioning with google SDK API to create and update employees in google workspace.
We are using a service user without a role and authentication using one of the admin users.
There is an issue, when the admin account we are using is set with COMPLETE API Privileges and in the user payload we are sending “suspended”: true we are getting an error back from google “403 “Not Authorized to access this resource/api” “.
If we change the admin account to SUPER ADMIN its working correctly and we are not getting an error.
We have tried cloning the Super Admin permissions, and set the admin account with the cloned permission yet again we are getting the same error.
Can anyone assist with understanding why its happening or how to overcome this issue?
I am getting an error while linking Bigquery to Google analytics" We encountered a permission error for the selected BigQuery project. Please ensure that the service account has edit permissions on the project and try again. See the linking instructions for more information.
I want to know how to set up service account on cloud console?
Your error is usually related to two types of permissions, one is the Service Account that you use to access BigQuery and the other is the email address you use to login to Google Analytics.
Service Account
In order to create a new service account, you should follow the steps described here. So, in IAM & Admin > Service Accounts > Create Service account. Then, 1: give the service account details, 2: Grant this service account access to project(select the roles) and 3: Grant users access to this service account(add users)
In your case make sure that, you have to add this service account analytics-processing-dev#system.gserviceaccount.com to your project. In order to don so, you have to navigate to IAM & Admin > IAM. Then, click in the top right corner ADD, copy and pate the service account and Select a role: Project > Editor, link for the documentation.
Permissions in Google Analytics
The email you use to login with Google Analytics must to have OWNER access to the BigQuery Project and Edit permission for the Analytics property that includes the view you want to link, here.
Therefore, after performing these actions, you will be able to link BigQuery with Google Analytics.
Attention: In addition, I must mention that you first have to ensure you enabled Billing for your project, here.
My goal is to create a business PayPal sandbox account which has the account type Business Pro and which allows me to grant access to third party APIs.
Currently there are two ways of creating sandbox accounts in PayPal. The first method involves creating an account from the developer dashboard and linking that account to the PayPal dev account via the link provided on the Sandbox Accounts page. However, creating an account this way does not allow me to link third party APIs. When I log into the sandbox account and click the link to update Api Access it gives a browser error of "Too many redirects".
The second way of creating a sandbox account involves going to sandbox.paypal.com and signing up a Business account on there. I am then able to link this sandbox account to the PayPal dev account from, again the link provided in the dev dashboard. Creating a sandbox account this way also allows me bypass the browser error and link third party APIs. However, it doesn't allow me to upgrade that sandbox account to Business Pro, and gives me the following error: Something went wrong. PayPal Payments Pro could not be enabled. Try again.
Is there any way I can create a sandbox account which is able to link to third party APIs and be a Business Pro type?
To anyone else that might have this problem, I had to create a ticket here: https://www.paypal-techsupport.com/app/ask and ask them the question of why it wasn't linking. They had to change my account type to a new one that they were/are developing.
I am attempting to add a project owner within Google Developer Console under Permissions. The original project was created with a domain user (Google Apps for Work) and I can add other domain users but cannot add external users (other gmail or different Google Apps domain user).
I receive a 504 error in the Console logs and a message saying "The server has timed out while trying to process your request."
Has anyone seen or resolved this issue? Or perhaps know of a way to contact Google support regarding this?
UPDATE:
I realized that the this happens for two of our projects and both projects have a prefix on the project ID: carrotcreates.com:xxxxxxxx
I am not sure if this is linked but carrotcreates.com is the primary domain for our Google Apps account.
Thanks!
I am trying to have Azure federation in one of my MVC application, but ending up having this error
Sorry, but we're having trouble signing you in.
Account 'soandso#microsoft.com' is not configured to sign-in to this application.
Sign-out and sign-in with another account.
Additional technical information:
Trace ID: b94e380f-8234-4221-a59d-6efb5e644c83
Timestamp: 2014-06-25 08:35:00Z
ACS50001: ACS50001: Relying party with identifier 'http://testsmb.azurewebsites.net/testsmb' was not found
Not sure where I am doing wrong. Any help would be highly appreciated. I tried doing googling but nothing helps.
Vinod
Did you try running the browser in in-private mode? It looks like you are signing in automatically to the microsoft.com directory, whereas you want to use a test directory for your development.
Azure AD does not issue a token to an application if the application hasn't been installed in the directory. The installation of the application can happen in two modes: Administrator consent and User only consent. With administrator consent, the application can sign-in any user in the organization, however with user only consent, the application can sign-in only that specific user. This help topic (msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn151789.aspx) explains how to get consent in the 'Add Sign-Up Capabilities to the Application' section.