You can at the very least get simple MFA working by calling into this library's PublicClientApplication instead of the one supplied by Microsoft. Ideally, you should implement device enrollment as well, to get the benefits of having a Primary Refresh Token (PRT) to make additional calls, etc.
Alternatives and current workarounds
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Ubuntu users: System information and logs
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Non Ubuntu users: System information and logs
Environment
aad-auth version: please run aad-cli version
Distribution: (NAME in /etc/os-release)
Distribution version: (VERSION_ID on /etc/os-release):
Log files
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aad-auth logs can be found in the system journal and queried with:
`journalctl | grep _aad`
Application settings
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You can get the configuration file from /etc/aad.conf
Relevant information
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Double check your logs
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Is there an existing request for this feature?
Describe the feature
aad-auth doesn't support Entra ID MFA or device enrollment. I've written a library in Rust that can do this for you: https://crates.io/crates/msal https://docs.rs/msal/0.1.14 https://github.com/himmelblau-idm/microsoft-authentication-library-for-rust
Describe the ideal solution
You can at the very least get simple MFA working by calling into this library's PublicClientApplication instead of the one supplied by Microsoft. Ideally, you should implement device enrollment as well, to get the benefits of having a Primary Refresh Token (PRT) to make additional calls, etc.
Alternatives and current workarounds
No response
Ubuntu users: System information and logs
No response
Non Ubuntu users: System information and logs
Environment
aad-cli version
/etc/os-release
)/etc/os-release
):Log files
Please redact/remove sensitive information:
Application settings
Please redact/remove sensitive information:
Relevant information
No response
Double check your logs