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'Authenticate with your own identity' is not an allowed method for Microsoft Personal accounts. This oauth flow is called client credentials grant flow. This will use your own identity (the app identity). Same as the former but for public apps where the client secret can't be secured. This is the default authentication method used by this library.Īuthenticate on behalf of a user (public):
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This oauth flow is called authorization code grant flow. There are currently three authentication methods:Īny user will give consent to the app to access it's resources. You can only authenticate using oauth athentication as Microsoft deprecated basic auth on November 1st 2018.
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authenticate ( scopes = scopes ) # now we are autheticated # use the library from now on #. is_authenticated : # will check if there is a token and has not expired # ask for a login # console based authentication See Authentication for other flows account. With the access token retrieved and stored you will be able to perform api calls to the service.Ī common pattern to check for authentication and use the library is this one: scopes = # you can use scope helpers here (see Permissions and Scopes section) account = Account ( credentials ) if not account. Otherwise the library will only have access to the user resources for 1 hour. It is highly recommended to add the "offline_access" permission and request this scope when authenticating. The first step to be able to work with this library is to register an application and retrieve the auth token.
#Office 365 text messaging install
Simply run pip install O365 to install it.
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#Office 365 text messaging full
#Office 365 text messaging cracked
I think I have cracked it, in Azure portal, AAD, Security, Authentication Methods, enable Text message for All Users. I found this thread which looks like the same issue but no resolution:
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Any other ideas how I can restore text / SMS as an option for MFA? I know it is not as secure but it is secure enough for this tenant and better than the other option which is no MFA at all. In MFA service settings the option for text message to phone is ticked already, I disabled security defaults in Azure portal as read when enabled it will force the app to be used. I enabled MFA for my global admin account and was able to use SMS as a method, I have now created a user and enabled MFA but when signing in they are forced to use the MS Auth app or another app and there is no option for text / SMS.
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I set up a new tenant this week, I have not altered any AAD settings and am not using any special licences, just M365 Bus Std trial whilst I set the tenant up.