Error trying to Connect-PnPOnline
Hi! I'm using PowerShell in VSC to run the following script: # Install PnP PowerShell module if not already installed # Install-Module PnP.PowerShell -Force # Define SharePoint site URL, folder path, and the sensitivity label to apply $SiteUrl = "https://yourtenant.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite" $FolderPath = "Shared Documents/YourFolder" # Example: "Documents/ConfidentialData" $SensitivityLabelId = "YourSensitivityLabelId" # The GUID of your sensitivity label # Connect to SharePoint Online Connect-PnPOnline -Url $SiteUrl -UseWebLogin # This will open a browser for authentication # Get all files in the specified folder $Files = Get-PnPListItem -List "Documents" -Folder $FolderPath | Where-Object { $_.FileSystemObjectType -eq "File" } # Loop through each file and apply the sensitivity label foreach ($File in $Files) { Write-Host "Applying label to: $($File.FieldValues.FileRef)" Set-PnPSensitivityLabel -ListItem $File -SensitivityLabelId $SensitivityLabelId } Write-Host "Sensitivity label application complete." I keep getting this error, "OperationStopped: Unable to load DLL 'msalruntime' or one of its dependencies: The specified module could not be found. (0x8007007E) See https://aka.ms/msal-net-wam#troubleshooting" I'm using: ExchangeOnlineManagement version 3.9.0 PnP.Powershell version 3.1.0 VSC version 1.107 PowerShell version 7.5.3.0 I've tried changing Connect-PnpOnline from "UseWebLogin" to "Interactive" (that asks for an Entra ID App Reg and says it's not supported). Any idea where this going wrong?
.Net mail message, PowerShell and Microsoft Purview Infrmation Protection
I have a PowerShell script that using the .net mail message to send emails. We want to restrict some of those emails to a certain sensitivity (we call it classification) and restrict it to only internal users (which this label does when sending via Outlook). I have looked at a number of ways to do this but haven't come up with anything that works. Here are the issues: The smtp server is NOT in Office 365. The PowerShell window is opened as an admin account so using an Outlook interface might not work. Currently, I have it set to send remotly (A session is created with the server that is whitelisted and it actually sends the message). Any information would be of great assistance.
Get-ComplianceSearchAction fails for SP
Hi, i'm running an unattended script to get the status of a content search export, using a Service Principal. Unfortunately, when i run get-compliacesearchaction -identity <some.identity_export> i receive an error. If i run it without parameter it works and returns all my exports. The SP is added to all required roles. I raised a support request to MS, and received a response that "...internal engineering team and they confirm that this has to do with a design limitation when it comes to using SP with Get-complianceaction cmdlet." Anyone encountered the issue and managed to find a workaround? As far as i know, using tokens does no longer work. Thank you for your help!