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Outlook client ID #332
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Fwiw, using the Outlook client ID and redirect URI in Davmail is still working for me. Therefore I'd say that neither value has changed from what's quoted in #71 . I don't know if it makes a difference, but I use O365Interactive Exchange Protocol to connect to my corporate account. |
Thanks @s-p-turner . Some more investigation:
Any idea how to fix it? |
Sorry - no idea. I'm only an end user of Davmail.
Fwiw I use Firefox on Windows. |
Thanks, it does the same as Safari with FF (guess that at least, they're allowing Firefox too). |
Bingo! Reporting my solution, possibly useful to other victims of this filthy techno-fascism:
It's obscene that I have go through all this pain, just because a bunch of capitalist sharks think that it's secure to dictate what apps the users should use for their work, but that's it, hope it will be useful. |
@marco-brandizi it seems that dev tools are named web inspector in Safari, with similar feature as Firefox and Chrome |
As an addition, in order to validate the code you obtain is correct you can do a test completely outside DavMail:
Call token endpoint with curl:
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Closing this as we answered the initial question. For windows users I implemented a powershell script based on WebView2 to obtain a token on Entra ID joined workstations, available at: https://github.com/mguessan/o365psauth Script can work with interactive authentication or based on existing user session with -SSO option |
#71 shows an authentication method that could be used with corporate MS accounts that are behind the (techno-fascist) InTune.
Until today, it was possible to tell DavMail the client ID and redirect URI that identify the Outlook Web App. This used to work as a means to bridge Thunderbird and corporate O365 accounts that are under this form of digital authoritarianism.
However, today the method stopped working, the login dialog that DavMail sends me ends with "your app is not approved". Is there a new clientID for this? Is there some other workaround?
Thanks in advance.
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