Microsoft 365 Integration

Hi Rob, There is currently a bug in the indicator - do the users who are authenticated with OpenID Connect but don't see the "Connected to Office365" test have any problems actually using the features? (I.e. can they access their OneDrive through the repository?)

After installing this only the moodle default admin account has the "connected to Office 365" link enable and available to use. All other accounts which are a local type despite changing the authentication for a user to Open connect ID and then testing that they are being autheticated via Office 365 (which they are) in that user's profile page I can only see the text "user not connected to Office 365" , if I go to https://mydomain/local/o365/ucp.php I can see the connect to office 365 link but clicking on it changes nothing of the above in the profile pages, what am I doing wrong?

@Rein - You should be generally good to go, it looks like you're just missing some preview features. The unified API and OneNote are currently in preview and are not yet widely available. All other features should work fine without these though.

@Ivan - The plugin won't convert existing SharePoint subsites into Moodle courses, it's a one-way process from Moodle to SharePoint.

Application permissions question
In setting up plugin "Microsoft Office 365 Integration" /admin/settings.php?section=local_o365 there is all lines green except Application Permissions (local_o365 | detectperms)
Check permissions in AzureAD. In clicking Update it will give more information:
Check permissions in AzureAD
Missing:
OneNote
View and modify OneNote notebooks
View OneNote notebooks
Create pages in OneNote notebooks
To fix this automatically, your system API user must be an administrator, and the "Access your organization's directory" permission must be enabled in Azure for the "Windows Azure Active Directory" application. Unified API: This is a beta API required for "Create User Groups" Unified API not present, some new features may not work.
In doing dobule check,
API user is global addministator for Office 365 account and so for Azure AD directory.
Application have permissionss like this:
Excange Delegated perm; R user calendars,RW user calendars;
Sharepoint Delegated perm: R items in all site collections, RW items in all site collections, R user files, RW user files, full control all site collections;
Azure AD applications perm: R directory data,
Azure AD Delegated perm: R directory data, enable sing-on and R user profiles.
Thank you in advance help provided
Rein

Is the plugins able to convert existing SharePoint sub-sites into Moodle classes? If http://contoso.sharepoint.com/moodle already has some sub-sites under it (e.g. http://contoso.sharepoint.com/moodle/math101) will that be picked up as a Moodle class?

@bobby - Have you installed the msaccount plugin? (https://moodle.org/plugins/view/local_msaccount) It should be listed as a dependency when installing the plugin set - which plugins have you installed?

Just installed the Office 365 suite of plugins and now I cannot Add a New Course... the page is blank underneath the heading.
Turned on debugging and these are the messages I get:
Warning: require_once(/var/www/moodle/local/msaccount/msaccount_client.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/moodle/local/onenote/classes/api/msaccount.php on line 30
Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '/var/www/moodle/local/msaccount/msaccount_client.php' (include_path='/var/www/moodle/lib/zend:/var/www/moodle/lib/pear:.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php') in /var/www/moodle/local/onenote/classes/api/msaccount.php on line 30
Moodle 2.9
Any suggestions?
Regards
bobbysox

Me too and it will be fixed, just wanted to make sure you can still use the plugins

Hi James,
I don't notice any problems so far - but I hate messages of this kind
Regards,
Jean-Pierre

@Daniel Actually users can now connect to Office365 without using AzureAD to log in. There is now a "Connect to Office 365" in the Office365 Connection profile field. Click that as an existing Moodle user will give you the option to connect to Office365 without using AzureAD to log in. Hope that helps!

@Jean-Pierre Thanks for the report, I have this on the list for the next release. Are you noticing any other problems from this other than the message?

@Jessica - There was an update to the permissions on the Azure side that caused this. The latest version of the plugins should resolve the issue. Can you update and verify? Thanks!

Dear MS Open Tech Team,
thanks for providing this awesome plugin for Moodle. But as someone already asked: Are there any plans fo dumping the Azure AD requirement?
We are using Office 365 for our students (over 20000) with on premise AD (we have to store student access data on our own servers by law) but would really love use the plugin.
Asuming the high number of people I've met with the same problem on last Moodle Moot and other elearning conferences, the actual Azure AD requirement prevents many institutions of using this plugin.
Thanks for hopefully taking this matter into account.
Regards,
Daniel

Hi James,
After installing die Office365-plugin-suite on a clean 2.9+ (no other plugins installed) I get following error-message on the "plugins overview"-page:
Can not add jQuery plugins after starting page output!
line 487 of /lib/outputrequirementslib.php: call to debugging()
line 431 of /lib/outputrequirementslib.php: call to page_requirements_manager->jquery_plugin()
line 26 of /local/o365/settings.php: call to page_requirements_manager->jquery()
line 67 of /lib/classes/plugininfo/local.php: call to include()
line 500 of /admin/settings/plugins.php: call to core\plugininfo\local->load_settings()
line 6874 of /lib/adminlib.php: call to require()
line 468 of /lib/classes/plugininfo/base.php: call to admin_get_root()
line 1294 of /admin/renderer.php: call to core\plugininfo\base->get_settings_url()
line 372 of /admin/renderer.php: call to core_admin_renderer->plugins_control_panel()
line 207 of /admin/plugins.php: call to core_admin_renderer->plugin_management_page()
Any idea?
Regards,
Jean-Pierre