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    • scottalanmillerS

      Email 101: How It Really Works SAMIT Series

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      @travisdh1 thanks! 🙂

    • JaredBuschJ

      Does the end of O365 Basic Authentication mean no more app passwords

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      @scottalanmiller said in Does the end of O365 Basic Authentication mean no more app passwords:

      @Pete-S said in Does the end of O365 Basic Authentication mean no more app passwords:

      @JaredBusch said in Does the end of O365 Basic Authentication mean no more app passwords:

      Customer has a LoB application called Enfocus Switch.

      It has a mail retrieval function that connects via IMAP using an app password on a normal O365 email account with MFA enabled.

      It stopped retrieving email on the morning of Wednesday October 12th.

      Since Microsoft finally killed Basic Auth on Tuesday, I assume this is related, but I can find no information on this at all.

      The vendor do what they do, but I noticed that most applications that need this kind of functionality uses mail forwards from customers mailboxes to their own IMAP mailboxes.

      That can be a way to solve this when microsoft kills it. Redirect from customers O365 mailbox to another provider that supports IMAP with normal authentication. Have the LoB application use that inbox instead.

      We have customers doing that. Setting up MailCow to get past all the primary vendor security systems.

      That makes sense.

      I think you could probably run a bare mailserver with just dovecot as well. Since it only needs to handle incoming email from Microsoft and be an IMAP server, there's a lot things that becomes irrelevant - like spam detection, ip reputation etc.

    • scottalanmillerS

      Using Mutt to Check POP or IMAP Email

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      @scottalanmiller No example output? 🙂

    • scottalanmillerS

      Standard Email Ports and Protocols

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    • scottalanmillerS

      Get Active User Login Count from Dovecot

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      Variation for Debian 10 + Dovecot 2.3.4.1:

      cat /var/log/dovecot/dovecot.log | grep imap-login:\ Info:\ Login | sed -e 's/.*Login: user=<\(.*\)>, m ethod=.*/\1/g' | sort | uniq | wc -l
    • scottalanmillerS

      Get User Count from Dovecot

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