- #Basic auth. in eventscripts install#
- #Basic auth. in eventscripts full#
- #Basic auth. in eventscripts Offline#
What should I do to prepare for this change?Īny client (user app, script, integration, etc.) using Basic Auth for one of the affected protocols will be unable to connect. If you want Basic Auth to be disabled at a time of your choosing (either now, or as soon as you are ready), use Authentication Policies. Tenant selection is random, and we cannot put your tenant to the back of the queue to give you more time or change your settings on any specific date. There is no way to request an exception after October. We do recommend you disable it at the tenant level and re-enable it only for those user accounts that still need it. We have turned off SMTP AUTH for millions of tenants not using it, but if SMTP AUTH is enabled in your tenant, it’s because we see usage and so we won’t touch it.
#Basic auth. in eventscripts Offline#
We’re turning off Basic Auth for the following protocols: MAPI, RPC, Offline Address Book (OAB), Exchange Web Services (EWS), POP, IMAP, Exchange ActiveSync (EAS), and Remote PowerShell. You should therefore be ready by October 1. We expect to complete this by the end of this year. We will randomly select tenants, send 7-day warning Message Center posts (and post Service Health Dashboard notices), then we will turn off Basic Auth in the tenant. To be clear, we will start on October 1 this is not the date we turn it off for everyone. We’ve disabled Basic Auth in millions of tenants that weren’t using it, and we’re currently disabling unused protocols within tenants that still use it, but every day your tenant has Basic Auth enabled, you are at risk from attack.Īs we communicated last year in blog posts and Message Center posts, we will start to turn off Basic Authentication in our worldwide multi-tenant service on October 1, 2022. Since there are a lot of customers still using Basic Auth, we wanted to re-state the scope and implications of this change, and to answer some of the common questions we get.Īs a reminder, Basic Auth is still one of, if not the most common ways our customers get compromised, and these types of attacks are increasing. Since we announced the Octodeadline last year we’ve seen great progress from customers and partners as they move their clients and apps from basic to Modern Authentication. In about 150 days from today, we’re going to start to turn off Basic Auth for specific protocols in Exchange Online for those customers still using it.
#Basic auth. in eventscripts full#
Use the usermsg library directly.Update: The full timeline for retirement of Basic Authentication in Exchange Online is now published in Basic Authentication Deprecation in Exchange Online – September 2022 Update. Though, es.usermsg()/es_usermsg is not supported. Unlike EventScripts this emulator also supports CS:GO. I have also removed the example addons like mugmod or slingshot to keep it simple. I took the original EventScripts libraries from the latest release and adapted them to work with Python 3. A possible crash has also been fixed when using handles.
es.getuserid() also works with SteamID3.Run the server command ese convert to run the Python 2 to 3 converter.įunny side note: You can also use the EventScripts API in Source.Python plugins.addons/source-python/plugins/es_emulator/eventscripts/. Put the EventScripts addon you would like to run in.Load the EventScripts Emulator with sp plugin load es_emulator.
#Basic auth. in eventscripts install#
On Windows you might need to install the 32bit version of Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 if it missing on your system: Implement eventscripts_debug_showfunctions.Add the possibility to unload the emulator.The following is a list of things that need to be done. A Source.Python plugin that is able to run EventScripts addons.
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