Closed guillaumebottollier closed 2 months ago
For app permissions you need to pass in the secret key to the script. It is missing from your example:
.\Merge-MailboxFolder.ps1 -SourceMailbox $SourceMailbox -SourceArchive -MergeFolderList @{"WellKnownFolderName.Inbox"= "Inbox"} -Office365 -OAuth -OAuthTenantId $tenantId -OAuthClientId $clientId -OAuthRedirectUri $redirectUrl
The above will (attempt to) use delegated permissions which haven't been granted to your app registration (per the screenshot).
Dear @David-Barrett-MS
First Thanks for your work here, I'm sure it will help us a lot !
I have an issue with Merge MailboxFolders.ps1, i've completed all the steps but i get a connection refused. Scenario : I want to move all the Archive content to Mailbox of user a.
I've created the app, the secret... and run this command with options (fake here of course)
$SourceMailbox = "usera@corp.com" $clientId = "54f5ds4gf5-77c1-499f-809f-541ereggr2" $tenantId = "09reger-e2ab-4d49-b94b-dfgdf" $secretKey = "idsojfghdfkjghdfslkjhndskfnhn" # App only auth $redirectUrl = "http://localhost/code" # Delegate auth .\Merge-MailboxFolder.ps1 -SourceMailbox $SourceMailbox -SourceArchive -MergeFolderList @{"WellKnownFolderName.Inbox"= "Inbox"} -Office365 -OAuth -OAuthTenantId $tenantId -OAuthClientId $clientId -OAuthRedirectUri $redirectUrl
Then only difference with the procedure is that i grant the app permission for impersonation this way :
Then i get :
Can you help me here ? Thanks in advance !