Fails to use saved OAuth token

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00e54a4 created the issue

Using the command line syntax to access a SharePoint Online site fails to reuse OAuth token saved in the Windows credential manager (Windows 10 Pro). Every time the syntax is run I am required to paste a new authorisation code from the web browser.

However the following syntax works perfectly fine, reusing the OAuth token save in the Apple Keychain (macOS 10.12.6)

duck --username --list sharepoint:/Groups//Documents/ --debug

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• Cyberduck_debug_1_clean.txt (61.5 KiB)

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@AliveDevil commented

Hi, can you let me know whether you are using the --username-parameter on Windows as well?
Additionally I'd like to figure out why our passwords saving methods don't work which would require getting the verbose debug log on Windows:

duck -v --debug -u user@contoso.com -L sharepoint:/

Please make sure that there are no authentication tokens left in the debug output that you post here.

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00e54a4 commented

Apologies for the late reply.

As requested please see sanitised debug logs uploaded.

I can confirm the Windows syntax is identical to the one i have shared which includes the "--username" parameter.

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@dkocher commented

In 9a5a8e9.

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00e54a4 commented

How do I apply this fix?

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@dkocher commented

Milestone renamed

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@dkocher commented

Milestone renamed

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:4 jmalek]:

Hi, can you let me know whether you are using the --username-parameter on Windows as well?
Additionally I'd like to figure out why our passwords saving methods don't work which would require getting the verbose debug log on Windows:

duck -v --debug -u user@contoso.com -L sharepoint:/

Please make sure that there are no authentication tokens left in the debug output that you post here.

Added documentation in wiki.

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@dkocher commented

Milestone renamed