I will make it a priority after the final beta is released which is in a few days. I have been spending the last several days trying to streamline my development process because my current method is to slow.It's really not a matter of funding, but a matter of time. Which right now is not a problem because i am currently unemployed and my unemployment compensation is paying my expenses. So funding is not a issue at the moment.It all boils down to time. Any funding i get would need

No, same issue.  On the Rocket.Chat side in the logs I get unexpect end of json input. A few months back I had the same issue with a site I moved to a new server; they wanted off of Boonex Zarconia.  The Chat+ wouldn't work as far as the oauth.  I tried everything to get it to work; worked on it for a month.  I tried Chat+ and then Rocket.Chat.  I finally gave up.  Then the owner asked me to try once more.  I ripped everything out, started over with Chat+ and it worked; the oauth connection worked

It's possible. The version of rocket chat on your site seems to be encoding the redirect_uri where the one on the boonex site is not.So it's possible the oauth module is not decoding the redirect_uri because it's not expecting it to be encoded.You could try to decode it.In BxOAuthModule in the function actionAuth look for this.           if (!isLogged()) {            $_REQUEST['relocate'] = BX_DOL_URL_ROOT . $this->_oConfig->getBaseU

I noticed when using the headers plugin for FireFox that I got a slightly different URL for my site and the Dolphin demo site when connecting.  Could the ascii code be causing an issue?   https://domain.tld//m/oauth2/auth/?client_id=bvvs9rjadb&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fchat.domain.tld%2F_oauth%2Fdolphin&response_type=code&state=eyJsb2dpblN0eWxlIjoicmVkaXJlY3QiLCJjcmVkZW50aWFsVG9rZW4iOi

You can turn on ouput bufferring at the start of a script.  That sends the output to the buffer instead of the browser.  I don't know if any of the PHP IDEs have anything that can allow the script to run in real time and capture everything.  In order to test the oauth I have to connect to the database, get the user info, generate the header to send to the chat, then the chat server sends back the tokens. etc.  I have never used an IDE for PHP

This is way off  topic, but it leads me to a tool I once used which saved my life on more than one occasion.  It was designed for dBaseII which I used to teach at TAFE colleges in the 80's. (That shows my age!). It was called  Set Talk On and it worked in conjunction with another command which I think was called Step. Keep in mind that this was in the days of CP/M and everything was an ASCII character. Even so, I still think s

  To see what is going on, i normally use the developer tools in Firefox. The network tab can show you what scripts are being run and whats sent to them. I also have used this firefox addon for seeing headers being sent. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/http-header-live/I am still looking for more tools to help

To see what is going on, i normally use the developer tools in Firefox. The network tab can show you what scripts are being run and whats sent to them. I also have used this firefox addon for seeing headers being sent. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/http-header-live/I am still looking for more tools to help solve problems. AJAX calls are a bitch and the hardest to debug.

How can I see what is being sent to Rocket.Chat?

I took a look at the oauth2 module but I didn't see anything.  I spent some time reading up on implementing oauth2 but that didn't help.