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Removed: [@vulpeace](https://github.com/vulpeace), I understand the enforcement of Oauth2, and that is not what I am using. Outlook enforces Oauth2, but also allows app passwords for "legacy" type authentication. What I am using is the app password, which I have had work with several other services I self-host.Added: @vulpeace, I understand the enforcement of Oauth2, and that is not what I am using. Outlook enforces Oauth2, but also allows app passwords for "legacy" type authentication. What I am using is the app password, which I have had work with several other services I self-host.So, I would like to confirm - this is a bug then?
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@vulpeace, I understand the enforcement of Oauth2, and that is not what I am using. Outlook enforces Oauth2, but also allows app passwords for "legacy" type authentication. What I am using is the app password, which I have had work with several other services I self-host.
So, I would like to confirm - this is a bug then?
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@vulpeace, I understand the enforcement of Oauth2, and that is not what I am using. Outlook enforces Oauth2, but also allows app passwords for "legacy" type authentication. What I am using is the app password, which I have had work with several other services I self-host.
So, I would like to confirm - this is a bug then?