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IsmaelMartinez
Token/auth requests get sent to external browser
Intermittent requests to elements within teams (files, tasks, etc.) trigger some additional authentication (likely getting a service specific token). SOMETIMES this seems to happen transparently, but others it winds up opening in external browser, which presents this error.
It's impossible to get past this since it's missing the content of the request. Additionally, depending on what you try to then do in the teams window, it will rapid fire create new/additional tabs with the same request.
This usually appears after teams app has been open for a while. (Next day?)
It seems like there is maybe some additional logic needed for 'when to open internally' vs 'when to open in external browser'.
The particular target URL in my case:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/e3fefdbe-f7e9-401b-a51a-355e01b05a89/oauth2/v2.0/token
https://login.microsoftonline.com/
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Ubuntu 20 x64
- Installation package: deb from repo
- Version: 1.1.11
I experience the same since upgrading to v1.2.4 this morning. I have not seen the trigger dialog, but I do have the browser tabs.
OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20230710, KDE Plasma v5.27.6, Wayland
Installation package: rpm
Version: teams-for-linux-1.2.4-1.x86_64
I experience the same since upgrading to v1.2.4 this morning. I have not seen the trigger dialog, but I do have the browser tabs.
OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20230710, KDE Plasma v5.27.6, Wayland Installation package: rpm Version: teams-for-linux-1.2.4-1.x86_64
I had experienced this before the upgrade. MS did something. Everyone might not see, depends on organisational level settings or updates. 1.1.6 release mentions the same. App used to crash when this happens. With that release, the crash is fixed. But the browser window opens up. Multiples.. 2-3 I guess.
I have not seen this in a while...
My company enforces re-authentication every two weeks, I will keep update here if it happens again.
I regularly still see this. Org doesn't have any 'frequent relogin' requirement (might be /30). Very often triggered if I go to any files tab or similar, but it doesn't do it every time - usually if I've been logged in for 24h or more.
Note that I almost daily see the 'Interaction required' dialog, but I think that's a separate issue.
I solved this problem clearing Microsoft Teams cache. Clear cache Microsoft Teams on Linux
OS: Fedora Linux 38 (Workstation Edition) Installation package: flatpak Version: 1.2.9
I had same problem on version 1.3.6. ~~Upgrading on 1.3.13 fix it on my side.~~ Does upgrading clear cache ?
OS : Ubuntu 22.04 Installation package : snap
Edit : Bug persist when I keep a session during more than one day
Exact same dialog as @nneul here triggers it as well
teams-for-linux/stable,now 1.3.22 amd64 [installed]
Unless you've added something within past few weeks - I definitely still see this, and I've done full resets and cache clean.
However, to clarify the symptom - I do NOT see this on "just the interaction required" - i.e. when the session sits. I only see it when accessing secondary pages/tabs within Teams. If it is just a regular "need to log back in", I see that even on plain browser session. (I usually have one of those open as well just for better meeting isolation and being able to have a second window.)
What usually triggers it for me is if the session is at all old, and I go to access something like the org tree for a person, or the files tab, or similar. The shared files one is particularly messy since it gets into a state where it's trying to "get additional permissions" and often winds up flooding my other active browser window with additional tabs -- and since those tabs are trying to open via a 'GET' since it's an external browser load, they don't work - they have to be a POST according to the target server.
That may be a possible avenue to explore --- do you have any means to say "Only open in external browser if the originating request is a GET/plain url, and force to open in internal browser if they are a POST or any other verb?"
@nneul can you follow #1045. we'll discuss possible solution there. A lot of people commented there.
I have this same issue, for me, it gets triggered when I'm in a meeting and want to send something in the meeting chat. Have been experiencing this for a while and when it happens I get about 5 windows opened in my external browser (Firefox).
