4. Managing new client id API
4. Managing new client id API in your G Suite Console
With our new domain wide delegation service account created, we need to tell our Google Apps domain that it's a trusted Client that can access our users' data. To do that, log into your Google Apps admin console and go to the following:
Security -> "Advanced Settings" -> Manage API client access
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Click the "API Access" link
Remember that Client ID you copied to a notepad instance? We're going to use it now.
Under the "Client Name", paste in your Client ID, and in the scopes, add the following:
Docs (Read/Write) https://docs.google.com/feeds/
Email (Read/Write/Send) https://mail.google.com/
Calendar (Read-Write) https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive
To be fair, you do not have to give this write access, but if you want to restore files to a user's drive, Write access will need to be given. Same thing with Email and Calendar (although the functionality for emails is not implemented yet in TTO Backup.)
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Add the Client ID and the scopes.
Alright!
We have the grueling work done! Now we can add the key and settings to TTO Backup.
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