On Mon, 2022-11-21 at 18:30 +0100, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote: > > Hi, > I see, that's a specific use case. You did not mention Davmail, but > it > provides its own IMAP interface, it uses EWS under the hood. > > You can open Edit->Accounts->EWS account name->Edit and turn off > parts > you do not want to use, the same as you do that in the GNOME Online > Accounts. > > With respect of the OAuth2 for IMAP, there is a builtin OAuth2 > service > proving this for *.outlook.com servers. You can change the client id > and client secret for it in DConf /org/gnome/evolution-data-server , > keys oauth2-outlook-client-id and oauth2-outlook-client-secret, but > there exists one predefined. To make it use for your IMAP server (I'm > wondering which one it is, maybe it can be added to the list of > accepted servers, thus it would work out of the box, in which case > I'd > need a bug report against evolution-data-server [1]), you add a hint > into an oauth2-services-hint key, I guess something like: > > Outlook:mail.server.com > > may do it (the 'Outlook' here is the name of the OAuth2 service known > to the evolution-data-server). > > Bye, > Milan > > [1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution-data-server/ > > _______________________________________________
Thanks for the info. I forgot to mention that I did try davmail (had used it many years ago) and that failed as well. I'll look into what you said when I get a chance. -- Adam (a...@csh.rit.edu)
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