>I think there may also be an option to use a personal token (which may
>have to be enabled). I cannot search for it at the moment, but I do
>recall seeing some discussion in the Davmail forums about using a token
>instead of MFA.
Here is my understanding of the situation. It certainly
In the past, I once made this work by forwarding O365 to gmail, setting up
gmail's approved-spoofing so it can send mail as the O365 account, and then
using nmh to connect to gmail. I'm sure that ugly workaround isn't going to
be acceptable to everyone, though. Sorry for your loss.
~Chad
P.S.
Thus said Ken Hornstein on Tue, 30 Apr 2019 13:23:37 -0400:
> Thank you for that pointer; sadly, I went through the whole process of
> getting it started, it DID pop up the right window to prompt for MFA,
> but the domain I use is configured to require administrator approval
> to use another
>> $WORK migrated my email to Office365 this week.
>
>I've had a similar experience and was able to reintegrate nmh by using
>Davmail to provide a POP interface to Office365---if they don't provide
>one for you already. Use search engines to discover more about Davmail.
Thank you for that
