Im my organisation, we are using two factor authentication for O365. I need to connect to sharepoint using python. Is there any way to connect it? And it need to bypass the two factor authentication
Create an Microsoft-Graph application in your company's azure and then connect to sharepoint using the application endpoint of microsoft graph and the given credentials.
This is a good package to use
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I currently have a script in python using shareplum library which connects to our sharepoint to upload a specific file periodically. Currenly it's authenticating via an app password.
Recently I just saw this Microsoft notice that they will disable basic authentication including app passwords and they will be forcing MFA from 03/31/2023.
I've been looking for alternatives to keep using this kind of automated scripts to work with sharepoint files but I couldn't find anything...
What do you suggest?
I have a Service principal with a client id and client secret. It has permission to the Azure SQL DB. I want to use python to generate an access token and use it to authenticate to my sql server. Could someone guide me.
I am new with python and would appreciate if someone could specify if I need any supporting libraries for this to work.
I want to use python to generate an access token.
The Azure Active Directory Authentication library for python can be used to access SQL Server in Azure.
Refer this GitHub repository to know more details and how to implement the same.
Is there any way to integrate SharePoint on premise with Azure ADF,though there is a SharePoint connector in azure ADF but its only work with SharePoint online.
Is there any other way around to download from SharePoint on premise using python or scala
Thanks
Just for now, Data Factory doesn't support on-premise SharePoint as the connector.
About your another question, we can't tell you there is or not, you must test it by yourself. One of the workarounds is that use the Azure databricks python notebook, I searched fount these documents may helpful: Connect your Azure Databricks workspace to your on-premises
network
There isn't an exist tutorial/example for you. The last thing is that you need to build/design the code logic/library to connect to your on-premise sharepoint.
I am using win32com to create emails, but with Azure Information Protection now enabled how do I select the classification from within python.
I have 2 solutions so far: turn off AIP or manually select the classification, is there any way to automate it from the script?
Thanks!
I suppose you are running the python script to create emails on the azure web app. As I know , azure web app runs in a sandbox. I searched the General Sandbox Restrictions from this doc and found the restrictions of COM servers as below:
Windows Servers have a bunch of COM servers configured and available
for consumption by default; however the sandbox prevents access to all
out-of-proc COM servers. For example, a sandboxed application cannot
call into WMI, or into MSIServer.
So, in fact, we could use Azure SendGrid Service to post emails instead of win32corn.
This is Azure SendGrid Python SDK and Azure SendGrid pricing rules.
Hope it helps you.
Currently i am working on a project which submits data to the Microsoft Azure platform.
I'm using a service bus which contains various queues and subscriptions.
Since i am developing for the Raspberry Pi i decided to use the Azure SDK for Python found on GitHub.
To make sure not every device can delete messages i want to have some policies. Microsoft Azure supports Shared Access Signature Authentication (SAS) and Access Control Service (ACS).
Yet i haven't found a way to use SAS with the Python library.
I am fairly new to using Python so it could be that i am just looking over it, but some help or directions would be appreciated.