4/5 Until now, I have been using IMAP+SMTP, and TbSync for address books and calendars. After going through a few iterations, I have now settled on using Exchange (native, experimental) accounts (yes, plural) for email and sticking with TbSync for calendars and address books.
2/5 Further, the “native” connection to EWS/OWA within Thunderbird is only available in 140 when you enable a custom setting (search for “ews”). What you see in the new Account Hub will depend on whether that custom setting is enabled.
5/5 TbSync was a small challenge because, as has happened in the past with major Thunderbird updates, it was declared unsupported and automatically disabled by Thunderbird 140esr. Following the instructions in https://github.com/jobisoft/TbSync/issues/753#issuecomment-3051737579 (file-based reinstall of TbSync and EAS-4-TbSync) resolves the issue for now.
3/5 Right now, Exchange requires add-ons to work. Usually this means TbSync or OWL. Each of these has its own set of features and limitations to consider. Account Hub will show you Exchange in two flavors… one says “add-on required” and the other doesn’t. It’s the latter one that is the native integration in experimental form at this time (and does email ONLY for now).
1/5 @padraig @thunderbird Took a little searching but I am working again! Yay. The complexity is that which setup to use with Exchange can be legacy (POP3, IMAP+SMTP, EAS, EWS/OWA) or current Graph API. Thunderbird 140 supports all of the legacy API but not yet Graph API.
Dev Proxy v0.29 with refactored architecture, MCP server, and exposed LM prompts | by Waldek Mastykarz & Garry Trinder.
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Just published a guide on setting up custom admin notifications for new Intune enrollments.
Read it here: https://moltenbit.net/posts/custom-admin-notifications-for-new-intune-enrollments/
Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of the #MSExchange April 2025 Hotfix Update (HU)! This update is particularly significant for our hybrid customers as it introduces crucial changes in the integration between Exchange Server and Exchange Online.
This update lays the groundwork for transitioning to the Graph API as a replacement for EWS in Exchange hybrid environments.
For more details on this update and what’s coming next, be sure to check out our latest blog post. Stay informed and stay ahead!
Dev Proxy v0.26 with improved mocking, plugin validation, and Docker support | by Waldek Mastykarz & Garry Trinder.
Create Entra ID Guest invite using PowerShell and Graph API http://dlvr.it/TJQBh5 via PlanetPowerShell #PowerShell #GraphAPI #EntraID #MicrosoftGraph
Create Entra ID Guest invite using PowerShell and Graph API http://dlvr.it/TJGVql via PlanetPowerShell #PowerShell #GraphAPI #EntraID #Microsoft
Aktuell vermehrt #Cyberangriffe auf #Owncloud-Instanzen - Patch für die ausgenutzte #Schwachstelle ist seit September 2023 verfügbar, allen Administratoren wird deshalb die dringende Aktualisierung der #Graphapi-App auf Version 0.3.1 nahe gelegt:
"Die bei den beobachteten Angriffen ausgenutzte Sicherheitslücke ist als CVE-2023-49103 registriert und mit dem maximal möglichen CVSS-Wert von 10 als kritisch eingestuft." #cybersecurity #cybersicherheit
https://www.golem.de/news/patch-verfuegbar-kritische-owncloud-luecke-wird-vermehrt-attackiert-2502-193282.html
Some Graph API fun today.
The Graph API knows `applications` (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/application) and `servicePrincipals` (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/serviceprincipal).
The Azure Portal knows `App Registrations` and `Enterprise Applications`.
App Registrations (Portal) = applications (Graph API)
Enterprise Applications (Portal) = servicePrincipals (Graph API)
Applications (App Registrations) and servicePrincipals (Enterprise Applications) have a unique, individual `ObjectId` but the ones that belong together hold the same `ApplicationId` which glues them together.
Fortunately, the Graph API documentation is clear and relatively consistent on what is expected for requesting an object - either the `objectId` or the `applicationId`:
```
GET /servicePrincipals/{id}
GET /servicePrincipals(appId='{appId}')
GET /applications/{applicationObjectId}
GET /applications(appId='{appId}')
```
When searching for servicePrincipals (Enterprise Applications) in the portal, it is not that clear since the terms are mixed up a bit.
@thunderbird This fuels the sort of exuberance and hope that leads me to keep a candle lit for Graph API. 
Fantastic blog post around looking for malicious activity in the #Microsoft #GraphAPI https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-security-experts-blog/hunting-with-microsoft-graph-activity-logs/ba-p/4234632. Shiva also demonstrates & shares all the #KQL queries. It really demonstrates some of the power of KQL. For the next week the #KQL book is 50% off at MS Press. https://www.microsoftpressstore.com/promotions/back-to-learning-sale-save-50-on-books-ebooks-and-video-142521. All the queries in the book are available on GitHub repo for the book. https://github.com/KQLMSPress/definitive-guide-kql. #infosec
Dev Proxy v0.20 with improved simulating API errors and a new API for building integrations.
#m365 #msgraph #devproxy #apis #debugging #testing #graphapi
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/dev-proxy-v0-20-with-improved-simulating-api-errors-and-a-new-api-for-building-integrations/
Using Dev Proxy to troubleshoot issues with Graph Connectors by Matteo Pagani.
#devproxy #debugging #m365 #msgraph #graphapi
https://www.developerscantina.com/p/dev-proxy-graph-connectors/
