My external domain setting is the same as my callback url domain.  I double checked that.  If they weren't I don't think Myspace would give me the authenticated request_token back.

[quote user="Dmitry"]Can you show your code example, so I can try to help ?[/quote]  In ruby: http = Net::HTTP.new('api.myspace.com',) request = Net::HTTP::Get.new('/request_token') # sign the request with my consumer key and secret request.oauth!(http, @oauth_consumer, nil, { :scheme => :query_string, :nonce ...

Yeah, the request token is the same both before and after user authentication.  And I can use the request token to get the access token without any problems.  It's when I then try to use the access token that I get the error.  I'm trying to use the access token immediately after getting it, so unless the expiration is under ...

I'm pretty sure the token value itself is fine.  If the token is not the right value then I get a response like: Invalid Token specified in the request: klTJ/nNLQE8M... I'm getting a "Invalid access token or token is expired." response, so I think it must be an expiration issue, although I'm using the access token ...

bump Can somebody from the MDP engineering team please respond...

I had code that was working to retreive user info from an external application.  I 1) generated a  request_token, 2) sent the user to api.myspace.com/authroize, and set the callback url 3) received the authorized request token and used this to get an access token 4) used the access token to call api.myspace.com/v1/user This was ...

Has anybody from the MDP engineering team taken a look at this and marked it as a bug or not a bug?  I've found a temporary way to work around it, but I really think it's not working as it should.  Thanks

It's been a couple more days, is there any way to get an MDP engineer to take a look at this thread and at least make a comment?  I'm 90% sure this is a bug. Thanks 

Have you guys been able to confirm that this is a bug?  Is it being worked on?

Any word on this?  I'm still seeing the same behavior. Thanks