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Asked: 2026-06-12T11:32:56+00:00

I’m trying to set up a Twitter login using Devise/OmniAuth, following the latest RailsCast

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I’m trying to set up a Twitter login using Devise/OmniAuth, following the latest RailsCast for this. I’ve registered the Twitter developer app, using the callback url of: myiphere:port/users/auth/twitter.

I’ve followed everything to the T on the RailsCast, but each time I click the Sign In With Twitter link, I immediately get OAuth::Unauthorized 401 Unauthorized on the myiphere:port/users/auth/twitter page.

I think I’ve defined the key correctly using export TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY=MYKEYINSERTEDHERE export TWITTWR_CONSUMER_SECRET=MYSECRETINSERTEDHERE rails server. I’ve tried most every solution I can find on the internet, all to no avail. Almost all of the answers are for returning back to their site once logged in, I can’t get to any kind of Twitter screen, just the 401 error on the /users/auth/twitter page.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I had this same issue; in my case, I had the API keys set up correctly, but had not set a callback URL in the Twitter setup at https://dev.twitter.com/apps/, under the “Settings” tab.

    Oddly, it doesn’t appear that the callback URL needs to point anywhere useful; Twitter apparently just uses its existence as a signal of some sort.

    The debugging information provided by omniauth-twitter leaves something to be desired.

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