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Hi @zawhtut, you can send an email by using application permissions, here is the reference doc: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/user-sendmail?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=http If you can share the error you are getting, I can help you further. |
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Yes... @aycabas, Thanks for the link... My app can go through the Graph API. It probably was just that email service providers are not trusting the domain from which my emails are originated, or emails need to have extra information such as headers, encoding, or other things that I have yet to learn. I've attached a screenshot of delivery failure emails that didn't make it through. But some go through all the way. |
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Thanks @waldekmastykarz for reaching out to me... I found that And then I look up about DKIM found this to configure... Even though I enable the DKIM in that security settings, DKIM in the message headers are not signed yet. Anyhow I found another settings in Exchange Online. So I switch my domain to CC: @aycabas |
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Hi...
How can I make sure to send mail using Graph API with app-only authentication?
The app was working initially but then I've been testing it several times. It was kind of blocked or blacklisted I guess.
Do I have to make my app verified app? What could I do at this point?
Thanks for any help...
Sincerely,
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