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    sspinn
    last edited by 15 Nov 2024, 15:09

    Integration with outlook is not working and the debug messages aren't useful.

    Host: outlook.office365.com
    Security: TLS (unable to test without due to outlook restrictions)
    Debug Enabled: ✔

    Error

    Unable to send email via JavaMail
    
    Prime Messaging Exception
    Cause: MessagingException: Exception reading response
    

    Any options to get more verbose logging?

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      sspinn
      last edited by 12 Dec 2024, 11:25

      Looks like SMTP Auth will never be a usable option with Outlook since the steps to configure it require disabling security defaults on an organisation wide basis: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/clients-and-mobile-in-exchange-online/authenticated-client-smtp-submission

      I solved it by using another email broker and leaving Outlook untouched.

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        paulp @sspinn
        last edited by 13 Dec 2024, 08:38

        @sspinn Did you figure it out with outlook.office365.com?

        SMTP credentials are confirmed valid and working using SWAKS.
        We use a GMAIL SMTP too on other tenants which works fine using TLS.

        Debug logs:
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          sspinn @paulp
          last edited by 8 Jan 2025, 10:31

          @paulp It will only work with Outlook if you disable all security features. Sure you can manually re-apply security features one-by-one but that's just madness. There's not even an option to disable security for an individual inbox, it has to be organisation wide 😵

          Either Outlook really don't want you using SMPT Auth or they just can't support this. Went with AWS in the end.

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