@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.

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.

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?

Reproduction steps:

• Go to Application page
• Click on add symbol (+)
• Fill in fields:
  • name: test
  • tenant: <any>
  • OAuth tab -> Authorized redirect URLs: https://example.com/v2/oauth
  • OAuth tab -> Logout URL: https://example.com/logout
• Click on save symbol

Note: This is all arbitrary data in these fields. I'm finding that it I need to fill in the "name" and "tenant" fields first, save the application and then go back in to enter the OAuth details.

@dan
FusionAuth version: 1.53.1
DB: AWS RDS; PostgreSQL engine 16.3

Running in docker. Only on community license at this time.

I'll get back with more details when I find consistent replication steps.

Maybe it's the way I'm hosting (docker), but I often find changes not applying or new entities (Themes, Tenants, etc) not saving. The behavior is that when clicking the save button, I am sent to the home page as admin/, not the "source" page such as admin/tenants or admin/theme/.

This means that I end up usually having to apply changes one at a time, so that I don't risk losing a lot of work, which is a lot of back and forth for someone who hates clicking. Anyone else having this issue?

@dan Thanks for this. I've tried your suggestion but the result isn't very pretty. Freemarker templates are a new one on me and once I dig into the default templates, when creating a new advanced theme, it's quite complex enough to begin with!

I am usually the type to prefer more customisation than less but maybe there could be a couple of "cookbooks" or example templates somewhere? It's nice to see some visual examples in the docs but without knowing how to get there, it's a little disheartening.