Hello Tom. Just the obvious question I guess...

How long might it take to correct the issue?

Thanks!

Thank you for the update. Is there any update or do you know how long it will take to fix the issue?thank you

Hi Jesus and Chris,

We're aiming to have an update for you as soon as later today.

Cheers,
-c

Cody Simms
Senior Director, Product Management
Yahoo! Open Strategy (Y!OS) Platforms

Hi Tom,

If we developers could help you somehow, please don't hesitate to ask for any help.

Thank you raising your concerns.

Cody & Tom. Thanks for the update. Your help is much appreciated.

If it takes a little longer, I hope Y! could put a well-noticeable warning message on the consumer's authorization page rather than having oAuth completely disabled.

Hi Allen/Cody,

Is there an update on the OAuth status? I thought you guys were going to update before end of day (per Cody's post 4/23).

Anyway I agree with Ziru - instead of totally pulling the plug, why cant you post a meaningul error message or atleast have a stubbed out response, so that developers working on it can continue, while you guys go and address the protocol issue.

In this way everyone can continue on their work and test, while you have time to resolve it.

Thanks,
Girish,

Hi Yahoo Developers,

We definitely feel your pain, and we are working as hard as we can (into the wee hours of the night) to find a way to make things better. We'll hopefully have some news on Friday.

Allen Tom
Yahoo! Membership

Hi Everyone,
Just pointing you to the update on this issue, here:
http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2009/04/oauth_update2.html

Thanks for your patience over the last few days.

Thanks,
-c

Cody Simms
Yahoo! Open Strategy

Glad to have the oAuth back.

Thanks,

yes

There's a little typo here. The link to oauth update#2 in the note at the beginning points to this page itself instead of pointing to http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2009/04/oauth_update2.html