Open oxr463 opened 3 years ago
EOM: 2020-06-30 EOL: 2022-06-30
but have a issue when I was choosing API Permission. The module that is to be used is not available for me to choose
And in the Authentication, Advanced setting. It say "Select ID tokens, under "Implicit grant"" , But I am not seeing it to selecting
@suleohis per our meeting, it appears we're already using the Graph API in the code. We need to get an SMTP server in order to continue setting up a testing environment, (See: https://github.com/aad-for-linux/infrastructure/issues/7).
It appears the code assumes that there is an organization email address, e.g., lucas.ramage@infinite-omicron.com
It takes the username and concatenates it with the domain to create an email address for the user which is then sent the code.
Try running pam_aad.c file using "cc" but got undefined references as the result.
The command "cc -g pam_aad.c"
Get this as the result
@suleohis you're still using the wrong command. You need to run ./configure CFLAGS="-g"
per this Stack Overflow post, (See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18778350/8507637). You cannot invoke cc
directly unless you are going to manually include all of the CFLAGS and LDFLAGS that are already declared via autotools.
Try taking a look at this article, https://opensource.com/article/19/7/introduction-gnu-autotools
Hi @oxr463 Do you have an ETA to make your tool works again ? We would like to try it :)
No ETA, yet. We're currently in the middle of a partial refactor to use the new API.
You can track the progress of the next release here: https://github.com/aad-for-linux/aad-for-linux/issues/9
RESOURCE_ID
->RESOURCE
, and assign the value to https://graph.microsoft.com.HTTP
request inverify_user()
, to https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me.pam_aad.c
).Reference(s):
Source: https://github.com/CyberNinjas/libnss_aad/issues/2