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25 Nov
Added SharePoint OAuth2 Authentication in Limagito File Mover
Added SharePoint OAuth2 Authentication
Update 28th September 2023, our advice is to use Oauth v2.0 Authentication instead
In version v2020.22.25.0 we added OAuth2 Authentication as a fourth method for connecting to SharePoint.
Please select ‘Online Authentication using OUath2’ as Authentication Type (Setup Tab). After selection the OAuth2 Tab will be visible.
We received the following information from the customer (thank you Brad):
Client Id
Client Secret
Redirect URI

Update March 2022
We had a user getting the following error when trying to Get the OAuth2 Token: AADSTS70000
He had to change App Domain to: www.localhost.com
and
Redirect URI to the Site url (without the default.aspx at the end) in the SharePoint Application setup AND Limagito OAuth2 setup
We used the information from the customer and added them in the OAuth2 Setup:
Client ID
Client Secret
Scope, we used Web.Manage
Redirect URI
Next, click <GET>
At this moment we’ll start a request for the Realm and Principal ID of the SharePoint Site. A Dialog will appear with information about the next step.
Now you’ll need to click ‘Trust It’ to continue to the next step:

The Authorization Code will appear in the address bar of your browser.
Please COPY / PASTE this complete URL (https://…) in the ‘Auth Code’ field of the OAth2 Setup screen. We’ll strip the part we need and trigger a request for a Refresh and Access token. The response will be added to the ‘Refresh Token’ and ‘Access Token’ field of the OAuth2 setup.
Please click <Save> to save these Tokens which we’ll need to connect.
If you need any help with our ‘SharePoint OAuth2 Authentication’ option, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team SharePoint AADSTS70000, OAuth2, SharePoint
08 Nov
Added SharePoint as Source in Limagito File Mover
In version v2020.11.8 we added SharePoint as Source in Limagito File Mover. Once more, special thanks to Brad who helped us with the test account, much appreciated. In the next couple of weeks we’ll add SharePoint to the Web Remote Tool.
SharePoint Source Setup:
We currently provide 4 authentication methods:
Online Authentication Method:
Is the one we used during our tests. The end result of authentication is to establish an HTTP cookie, named “SPOIDCRL”, that contains a binary security token to be sent in subsequent SharePoint HTTPS requests. This cookie is kept in memory (not saved to disk).
We need your Username (i.e. myname@mycompany.com) and Password
NTLM Authentication Method (Windows classic mode authentication):
For example, imagine our SharePoint endpoint is ‘https://xyzoffice.mycompany.com/’
The Site Url would be: https://xyzoffice.mycompany.com
The NTLM Domain would be: mycompany.com
The Username would be just the name, not a full email address.
For example: myname instead of myname@mycompany.com.
Online Authentication using Client Credentials without User Dialog
In this case you don’t need to use the Username and Password fields
We will use your Client ID and Client Secret from the OAuth2 tab instead
Online Authentication using OAth2
OAuth2 Setup
>Screenshot setup using authentication method 1)
>Screenshots setup using authentication method 3)
SharePoint RunTime Log result
If you need any help with ‘SharePoint as Source’, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team SharePoint SharePoint, Source
01 Nov
Added SharePoint as Destination in Limagito File Mover
In version v2020.11.1 we added SharePoint as Destination in Limagito File Mover. In the next couple of weeks we’ll add SharePoint as Source. Special thanks to Brad who helped us with the test account, much appreciated.
SharePoint Destination Setup:
We currently provide 2 authentication methods so we realize that there may be cases where your situation is such that it does not work.
Online Authentication Method:
Is the one we used during our tests. The end result of authentication is to establish an HTTP cookie, named “SPOIDCRL”, that contains a binary security token to be sent in subsequent SharePoint HTTPS requests. This cookie is kept in memory (not saved to disk).
NTLM Authentication Method (Windows classic mode authentication):
For example, imagine our SharePoint endpoint is ‘https://xyzoffice.mycompany.com/’
The Site Url would be: https://xyzoffice.mycompany.com
The NTLM Domain would be: mycompany.com
The Username would be just the name, not a full email address. For example: myname instead of myname@mycompany.com.
SharePoint RunTime Log result:
If you need any help with ‘SharePoint as Destination’, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team SharePoint destination, SharePoint