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sharepoint will be omitted from the output because of failed authentication #1407
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Could you try this command in a PowerShell terminal, try signing in with the same user, and see if the authentication succeeds?
May be related to a ADFS claim rule blocking legacy auth |
The command seems to work, I am not receiving any errors. |
@buidav , Thank you for the update, the issue persists when inserting the suggested line as follows:
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Thanks! We'll include the fix in a future release. In the meantime, to bypass the error, running ScubaGear with service principal auth will bypass the error. |
@albert-widjaja |
I am trying to integratie your fix, adding the paramters: However I get some simalar as albber-widjaja:
I have tried Initialize-SCuBA but without succes. |
So the error doesn't appear when running this command by itself but it appears when you're trying to include the parameters within ScubaGear?
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Correct, I have added the parameter as follows: ` {($_ -eq "commercial") -or ($_ -eq "gcc")} {
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After creating a new tenant to test Scuba, I run the command:
Invoke-SCuBA -ProductNames aad, defender, exo, powerplatform, sharepoint, teams
After loging in as a user with the permissions set as desribed (but also as the global admin) all tests run fine, except for Sharepoint. I receive the error: "sharepoint will be omitted from the output because of failed authentication"
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expect the Sharepoint test to run like the other tests.
Any helpful log output or screenshots
Connect-Tenant : Error establishing a connection with sharepoint. Could not connect to SharePoint Online.
At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\ScubaGear\1.3.0\Modules\Orchestrator.psm1:1187 char:26
($PSVersionTable).PsVersion
Major Minor Build Revision
5 1 22621 4391
(Get-Module -ListAvailable -Name Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell).Version
Major Minor Build Revision
16 0 24810 12000
The users has the Sharepoint administrator role, the other account is global admin, but both give the same result.
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