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Can't add office365 account #1208
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Hey! Thanks for reporting this - could you try creating an Office365 app password (https://support.office.com/en-us/article/create-an-app-password-for-office-365-3e7c860f-bda4-4441-a618-b53953ee1183) for Mailspring? I think that App Passwords used to be optional in Office365, but something seems to have changed recently. Let me know if that allows you to sign in and I'll see if I can get a warning into the app itself! |
+1 for OAuth2. My company will not allow app-specific passwords due to security concerns. Dead in the water here. 🥺 |
Yes many companies dont allow app passwords anymore. We are also enforced to OAuth2 |
@jshwvr Hi, were you able to log in with app password? ----------IMAP----------
I wonder why it says "AUTH=XOAUTH2" in capability line |
@sahil-rivigo did you ever figure it out? I'm in the same boat. |
Same issue here App passwords arent working:
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Same issue here. |
Just got around this. Created app password and chose to go the IMAP route instead of using the office365 route: App password obviously into the password field. |
For the record... app passwords are disabled at my place of work to mitigate account hijacking. |
App passwords are also disabled by my employer. |
I am receiving this same error. I have created an app password as well as tried my domain password. We have 2FA enabled. |
Did anyone solve this? Cause I've been trying to use app passwords with no luck. Neither option for office 365 works and this really sux |
Ended up using davmail as a workaround to get office 365 to work on linux. |
The only solution is to set it up as a normal MS account, not specifically as Office365. |
@duoi - what does it mean to set it as "normal MS"? |
This issue has been mentioned on Mailspring Community. There might be relevant details there: https://community.getmailspring.com/t/institutional-office365-not-working/48/3 |
Thank you for your patience on this issue! I know it's frustrating when you cannot connect to your email with Mailspring. 2020 prevented much development work on Mailspring, but rest assured, development has resumed! We are in the process of migrating issues to Discourse, which can better facilitate discussion and discovery, and so GitHub Issues can focus on issues that are confirmed and slated for resolution in the near term. Learn more about the changes here. This issue appears to be a duplicate of one we've already migrated to Discourse: https://community.getmailspring.com/t/institutional-office365-not-working/48/2 Please consider joining that community and continuing the discussion there. We're closing and locking the issue here as part of this migration. Rest assured, this doesn't mean the issue is being discarded or ignored. We hope to see you on Discourse soon! -The Mailspring Team |
I am 100% sure that the login information is correct. I've double checked and even reset to be certain.
Here's the error I get:
Authentication Error - Check your username and password. (IMAP)View Log
And here's the log I get:
----------IMAP----------
1 CAPABILITY
1 OK CAPABILITY completed.
2 LOGIN "[email protected]" "************"
2 NO LOGIN failed.
I've also tried manually entering the info through the imap config and no dice.
Thanks!
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