[MlMt] Advice on using MM with 2 Factor authentication ( Duo)?
Roger Bohn
Rbohn at ucsd.edu
Fri May 21 17:14:02 EDT 2021
Hi everyone,
My employer @UCSD.edu has just announced mandatory 2 factor
authentication login for email, using Duo.
We run Microsoft Office 365 Exchange. I access via IMAP. The university
wants us to access via a web browser, but afaik very few actually do.
Does anyone have experience with Duo authentication for MailMate? For
example, will I have to authenticate via Duo each time MM wants to
retrieve mail? That’s impractical, obviously. My “other
university,” Stanford, also uses Duo heavily but so far not for email.
Comment: With many applications, Duo can be activated for a week at a
time. With Safari, however, that no longer works because Apple has
locked it down too far.
Thanks for any advice. Oddly, I could not find discussion of any
two-factor authentication in the manual.
Roger
**Given recent events such as the UCOP data breach and the ransomware
attack at Scripps Health, effective Tuesday, May 25, at 1:00 p.m. PDT,
all access to UC San Diego email will require the use of two-step login
(Duo) as part of our continued security enhancements.**
On 3 May 2021, at 6:43, Pete Resnick wrote:
> Saw this in the release notes for Test Build 5800:
>
> - Changed: By default, MailMate no longer uses the format=flowed
> standard. For now, it can be enabled using MmFormatFlowedEnabled if
> needed/preferred.
>
> Why the change? There should be more format=flowed in the world, not
> less, IMO.
>
> pr
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