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I'm having problems with Laravel Passport and more specifically with the generation of Personal Access Tokens.
I'm currently using Laravel Passport and the classic version of OAuth 2 to authorise access to user data for third-party applications.
I now want to generate Personal Access Tokens for another client.
Implementation is quick and efficient, and I can generate tokens without any problems.
Out of curiosity I wanted to check the signature but unfortunately I can't manage to generate the same signature manually.
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Hello,
I'm having problems with Laravel Passport and more specifically with the generation of Personal Access Tokens.
I'm currently using Laravel Passport and the classic version of OAuth 2 to authorise access to user data for third-party applications.
I now want to generate Personal Access Tokens for another client.
Implementation is quick and efficient, and I can generate tokens without any problems.
Out of curiosity I wanted to check the signature but unfortunately I can't manage to generate the same signature manually.
Here is a sample of the code i used to test :
The token was generated via the /oauth/personal-access-tokens route.
Any ideas ? algorithm used or function to verify the signature is wrong ?
Thanks
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