swelham
Does anyone know of an implementation for ueberauth that provides a strategy for logging in with outlook.com and office 365 accounts (Azure AD v2.0 endpoint)?
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OvermindDL1
I’ve not seen one yet, but seeing as I’ve made a couple ueberauth strategies so far, it is not at all hard to make if you want to make one yourself.
swelham
I have started one now, I’m just getting a strange issue where the
get_token!function keeps returning a:closederror. Could be something to do with proxy server I am sat behind though! I managed to get past the error but ended up with a timeout issue where the MS login page seemed to just hang and not return a response.I’m going to try it out when I get home where I’m not be held to ransom by a proxy server.
voltone
The
:closederror is probably due to a TLS incompatibility between Erlang (18.3.2 and later) and Microsoft servers with modern (SHA256) certificates. The issue has come up in various places over the last year or so, and I just happened to blog about it earlier today: https://blog.voltone.net/post/9 (last section).TL;DR: you will have to force the connection to use TLS v1.2. The way to do this depends a bit on the TLS/HTTPS client you’re using and the way it wraps Erlang’s
:ssloptions, but if you’re using the OAuth2 library, this post should help.swelham
It’s now working perfectly!
I owe you for that one, it would have taken me ages to figure that out. I have a node project running that is making the same requests and is working fine which was causing me some confusion.
Thanks again!
swelham
For anyone interested, I have just published ueberauth_microsoft to hex and the code for it can be found here.
pedromvieira
Nice job.
Can I have callback_url option?
My app has subdomains for each tenant.
Thanks.
swelham
I don’t see why not.
I’m going to be a bit busy for the next few days at least so would you mind logging an issue on the repo for this so I don’t forget?
pedromvieira
https://github.com/swelham/ueberauth_microsoft/issues/3
swelham
Thanks, I will try and get that in this weekend if I get chance.
leifericf
I’ve been trying to figure this out today, and stumbled upon this thread.
Thanks for creating this ueberauth strategy, @swelham. It seems to be just what I need.
If I may make a suggestion: It could be a good idea to add the keywords “Azure Active Directory” and “Azure AD” to your GitHub repository, so that it is more searchable and thus easier to find.
Related thread:
Cheers!