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====== OAuth2 ====== Nextcloud allows connecting external services (for example Moodle) to your Nextcloud. This is done via ``OAuth2``. See `RFC6749 <https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749>`_ for the OAuth2 specification. .. note:: Nextcloud does only support confidential clients. Add an OAuth2 Application ------------------------- Head over to your Administrator Security Settings. Here you can add a new ``OAuth2`` client. .. figure:: images/oauth2-settings.png Enter the name of your application and provide a redirection url. You should now have a Client Identifier and Secret. Enter those into your ``OAuth2`` client. Please provide the OAuth2 application the following details: * Authorization endpoint: ``https://cloud.example.org/apps/oauth2/authorize`` * Token endpoint: ``https://cloud.example.org/apps/oauth2/api/v1/token`` Note that you must include ``index.php`` if pretty URL is not configured - i.e. ``https://cloud.example.org/index.php/apps/oauth2/api/v1/token``. The access token ---------------- The access token obtained is a so called Bearer token. Which means that for request to the Nextcloud server you will have to send the proper authorization header. Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN> Note that apache by default strips this. Make sure you have ``mod_headers``, ``mod_rewrite`` and ``mod_env`` enabled.