Davmail ldap upgrade#

However, I cannot directly consent to osTicket (as is done in the Microsoft Authorization Guide).

When trying to configure osTicket to log into the remote mailbox using OAuth 2 - Microsoft, I get redirected to the MS365 login page, then to the permission consent page:

Davmail ldap upgrade#

Hello! We're trying to upgrade our instance to osTicket 1.17 and use the new OAuth2-based login for e-mail accounts, but we're encountering the same issue as mentioned above (the one with prompt=consent in the URL). Tiresome to be sure, but at least it's happy until osTicket supports OAuth mainline! I'm also using IMAP without SSL, as it's just local to this one machine.)Īssuming you've got it all configured right, you should have successfully built a bridge between osTicket and Exchange that can be used while using Modern Authentication. (So for my case, just localhost and port 1143. Then, after starting davmail, point osTicket's email to use IMAP via the machine running davmail with the port you configured.

Under Authentication, enable Allow public client flows, and save those changes.

Under API permissions, grant admin consent for the tenant.

( requiredResourceAccess already exists, just need to add the two JSON objects to it.)

Back in the Azure application, edit the Manifest to add the resource access scopes specified in the FAQ.

Add settings for the three davmail.oauth values as specified in the FAQ, as well as using the standard EWS endpoint.

Use the native client URL as the redirect URI.

Via Azure, create a new single-tenant application for davmail.

This is briefly my setup, on a Amazon EC2 instance running the Amazon Linux AMI (v1) al.) while handling the communication with Exchange. The workaround uses the tool davmail, a gateway to expose IMAP (et. At least until proper OAuth flow is implemented in osTicket!

As a workaround for keeping a small osTicket instance happy, I've found a workaround to share with you all. I work for an organization that had to switch to the 'Modern Authentication' flow for our AAD.