[cguZZMan]

Hi all,

I don't have much time to deal with this for now. Highly demanding job and new kiddo makes it almost impossible. I did a research some weeks ago, after seeing the notice from Heroku removing the free service, and did not find another free java app hosting service like Heroku. Also, my personal usage has decreased significatively, so not much of self-pressure on getting this resolved on time.

Anyways, this is what I'm going to do: 
- I will pay for the first month of the Heroku Basic Dyno ($7/Month) so the addon keeps working as usual for a month.

Here is what you can do:

• Donate, so we can extend the Heroku usage as much as possible (find the donation info in the original/firt post). For my personal use, I can deploy it in my home servers, but all the point here is to share the addon with everybody. But if it's going to cost me money, it doesn't make sense.
  
• Deploy your own drive-login server. The source code is in GitHub.
  • You need to read the code so you know what configuration parameters are needed. It's basically OAuth2 configurations (Google App OAuth Credentials: clientId, secret, callback url, etc).
    
  • Yes, you need to request an app credential from Google and go thru the whole process to get it approved. No, I won't share mine.
    
  • Also, I don't have much time for now to guide you with the OAuth process or the server deployment, but if you can read the google documentation and the drive-login code, it should be straight forward. But if your question is more like: I already deployed it and it's failing because of this, and here is the error log, and I try this and that, I read the error log and try also this and that, but still not working, then we can start talking.
    
  • Once you have your drive-login deployed, you can change the login url in the addon configuration (in Kodi) to point it to your service.
    
• Migrate the drive-login code to your preferred language (mine is java, so...) and probably there are still free hosting services for your language. Again, once deployed somewhere, you can change the login url inside kodi configuration. Read the point above about the need of Google app credentials.
  
• If you have a migration of the drive-login to another free hosting service, you can share the code and details, and after a review I can update the addon to point it to the new service.
  

I will try to be a bit more active again with the addon and try to respond reasonable questions. Don't expect much.