Version 3.18 of OneDriveMapper has been released

• No longer forces PowerShell to use TLS 1.2 by default, but uses opportunistic TLS (if 1.2 doesn’t work, it’ll fall back to 1.1 or 1.0)
• Auto pick an available driveletter if you set the driveletter of a mapping to ‘autodetect’
• Recursive group member search (vs just 1 level deep) when mapping based on groups
• Better retries/error handling when looking up favorited sites

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Version 3.16 of OneDriveMapper has been released:

• Minor code improvements regarding the 3.15 new automapping feature
• By default, OnedriveMapper will now always disconnect/delete ALL onedrive/spo mappings before running
• Drives won’t be double-mapped when running the script twice in a row
• Only set cookies when running in native mode

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Version 3.15 of OneDriveMapper has been released:

• MFA support for Phone Activation in Native Mode
• MFA support for App Activation in Native Mode
• Beta: automatic mapping of Teams, Sites and Groups that the user has favorited

AutoMapping

The following URL shows the Teams, Sites and Groups your account has favorited (following): https://YOURTENANTNAME.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspx?v=following

If you set autoMapFavoriteSites to $True in the script configuration, the script will attempt to automatically assign free driveletters to all sites/teams/groups you’re following. This is, of course, beta functionality. I intend to add additional customization options for this feature in v3.16

As always, make sure to test before deploying to production, I’ve only tested Azure AD (no ADFS) setup, and note that MFA support can change quickly if Microsoft makes changes to the authentication process.

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Just a quick note, Azure AD / Office 365’s login screens are getting another update.

This may affect OnedriveMapper’s IE login mode, the change is scheduled in June.

It seems portal.microsoftonline.com is down, this may affect OnedriveMapper users, some tenants seem to get redirected during the logon process to portal.microsoftonline.com, but many also don’t. If you’re affected, open a ticket with Microsoft.

OnedriveMapper will show this in the log: | ERROR | Error detected while following redirect, check the FAQ for help

Update: it seems only ADFS / federated tenants are affected.

Update: the RPT update command seems to have fixed the issue for most of those affected.

Version 3.13 of OneDriveMapper has been released:

• Azure AD SSO working now in Native Mode
• in IE mode, phone + text MFA is now working

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Version 3.12 of OneDriveMapper has been released:

• First attempt to support new sign in method in IE mode
• First attempt to support new sign in method in native mode
• Azure AD PassThrough not working yet
• The version on GitLab will change frequently as I fix issues that come up, check the commits if you want to ensure you have the latest
• if you have issues on the latest version, please check the FAQ and submit Fiddler logs and/or provide a VM with remote access to me
• Update: Azure AD SSO working in latest GitLab commit

Note that your region may not yet have been transitioned to the new signin method Microsoft is implementing.

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Update: Microsoft has delayed the new Sign in experience until the end of October.

As posted in an earlier update, Microsoft has redesigned the user experience around the Office 365 (and Azure) login process.

Only two weeks at most remain until this experience will be mandatory, according to above link.

I’ve take a long look at the new experience and have not found a good method to implement this in the IE sign-in method of OnedriveMapper.

This means that the moment Microsoft disables the old sign-in experience, the IE sign-in method of OnedriveMapper will be effectively deprecated.

I expect Native auth mode will continue to function, and if that is also affected, will be fixed quickly. Native auth requires:  Continue reading OnedriveMapper IE mode deprecation notice →