David-Barrett-MS
Microsoft 365 Authentication Issue
It looks like the URL in the script for Microsoft 365 authentication may be out of date. Getting a 404 error when using -Office365 and -OAuth
Which script are you referring to? I've updated the OAuth for several of the scripts but not all. If you can let me know which one I'll check and make the necessary changes.
This is for the MergeMailboxFolder.ps1 script. Sorry for not specifying to begin with!
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Which script are you referring to? I've updated the OAuth for several of the scripts but not all. If you can let me know which one I'll check and make the necessary changes.
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Interesting, as that is one of the scripts that is up-to-date. However, the log-in URL is determined by your tenant Id, so you need to ensure that is passed - you can't just use the -OAuth switch, you'll need to provide the other OAuth information too (minimum required would be tenant Id, but you may also need to set some of the other OAuth parameters).
I think I see now. I'll take a closer look. Thanks!
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Interesting, as that is one of the scripts that is up-to-date. However, the log-in URL is determined by your tenant Id, so you need to ensure that is passed - you can't just use the -OAuth switch, you'll need to provide the other OAuth information too (minimum required would be tenant Id, but you may also need to set some of the other OAuth parameters).
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Hello David, Thnks for all of these scripts, that I try to understand. My goal is to use Create-MailboxFolder script, with MFA. I'm trying this one MergeMailboxFolder, and does not understand.
If I try this one: .\Merge-MailboxFolder.ps1 -SourceMailbox [email protected] -SourceArchive -MergeFolderList @{"TESTMERGE" = "TESTMERGE"} -Office365 -OAuth -OAuthTenantId c93fa772-c086-4e1f-9dc2-f71b37148556
... I can see redirect to localhost URI. Do I need to prevent this? Thanks
The OAuth settings must all come from your own tenant registration. You need to register the OAuth application in the Azure portal, per this guide: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/client-developer/exchange-web-services/how-to-authenticate-an-ews-application-by-using-oauth
You can then pass in the relevant details to the script using the OAuth parameters.
I will add some more guides when I get a chance to cover common scenarios and give more context to the existing examples.
Hi David,
First of all, thanks for all the work you have put into these amazing scripts. As for myself I manage to create powershell scripts to analyse mailboxes and ease the process of troubleshooting. On the other hand, EWS i'm struggling a bit.
For that mather, some years ago, I found a usefull script of yours for deleting empty folders in users mailboxes thru applicationimpersonation. Your script was called: Search-EmptyFolders.ps1 which is now get-emptyfolders.ps1. Extremely handy when Archiving was setup for a user and all those folders remained empty in the mailbox still causing preformance issues in Outlook.
Had problems with Basic Auth on tenants now. Found your get-emptyfolders.ps1 as a new version but does it support oauth?
Get-EmptyFolders.ps1 does not support OAuth. I'll add it when I get the chance. I've opened a new issue to track that.