Jonathan Holvey

That's weird. Are you connecting to the same SharePoint site with the two accounts?

Can you visit the URL below, replacing `` with the username you use to log in, then post the XML response here? Be sure to remove any sensitive data from...

Thanks for that. The `Federated` node indicates that your SharePoint site uses a type of authentication that isn't supported by the current version of SharePy. Fortunately, an upcoming v2 release...

Since you're using a site with federated authentication, you should be able to do this, and SharePy will automatically detect the login URL: ```python import sharepy s = sharepy.connect('company.sharepoint.com', username=username,...

You should use the first snippet I posted, as it will determine both the auth type and the login URL for you: ```python import sharepy s = sharepy.connect('company.sharepoint.com', username=username, password=password)...

Can you add `print(response.text)` above line 91 in `adfs.py`? The full path to that file on your system is shown in the error message you posted. This will let us...

Sorry, I haven't had a chance to look into this further. Are you able to confirm whether the site you're connecting is using ADFS authentication?

Is the site you're connecting to hosted by Microsoft as SharePoint Online, or is it an on-premises site?

I'm confused. On-premises means hosted by you on a physical server you control. SharePy isn't intended to work with on-premises sites. It may work in some circumstances, but I've never...

@bliss161 can you go into a bit more detail about how the XML is being modified. I have made changes to the way the XML is being parsed, but I...