Salesforce Refresh Token OAuth

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I am trying to refresh the access token using the refresh token:

curl https://login.salesforce.com/services/oauth2/token -d "grant_type=refresh_token&client_id=3MVG9pHRjzOBdkd.WU9DLyfznP.sjOJRXXX_00nLDYSpM_0K7zAOsLrRKf6IWmCv6MxeTorXL7Zzaaea8IXXX&client_secret=3231123171523457&refresh_token=5Aep861VUUSqKxtr91VaZ7Zh54RmFqHE6zD4htOq6vY9edPgkgm9ZeFPwHIzQQvR__XypcEvWnXXX==&format=json"

But I keep getting the error "error_description":"expired access/refresh token"

Anyone have any idea?

Best Answer

I know this is old, but for people that may stumble on this. I believe this issue is that you can only have 5 access grants per applications. After this it starts revoking refresh tokens from the oldest one. More info here:

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