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Twitter Omiauth error "OAuth::Unauthorized (403 Forbidden)" with rails

Twitter Omiauth error "OAuth::Unauthorized (403 Forbidden)" with rails?

Need to add two callback URLs


  1. http://WEBSITEURL/auth/twitter/callback -> http://localhost:3000/auth/twitter/callback
  2. http://WEBSITEURL -> http://localhost:3000

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