Login .MSALErrorDomain -50000
OmarHassan25 opened this issue · 6 comments
Describe the bug:
I am unable to log in after wrapping my application, once the user entered the app and selects the account from the authentication broker the app shows an alert that says error.MSALErrorDomain -50000
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Open the app
- Select account from the authenticator
- the app displays the error dialog
Expected behavior:
Users can log in normally as happens in the unwrapped application
Screenshots and logs:
- If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
- If your app is crashing post-wrapping, do you have app logs for the crash itself?
- If your app is crashing pre-wrapping, do you have app logs for the wrapper errors?
Intune app wrapping tool (please complete the following information):
- I am using the latest warping tool
Additional context:
The unwrapped app works well as expected
@OmarHassan25 @abasore That error usually means that the apps MSAL/ADAL settigns are set up correctly. You will need to set up the settings either in the info.plist like described here Microsoft Intune App SDK for iOS developer guide | Microsoft Docs
Or you can configure the settings while wrapping using the command line arguments. “-aa” for ADALAuthority, -ac for ADALClientId, and “-ar” are ADALRedirectURI.
@OmarHassan25 Just adding on to what Garrigan mentioned. This link is for command line arguments to use when wrapping the app: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/developer/app-wrapper-prepare-ios#command-line-parameters
This link is for adding the settings to the info.plist: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/developer/app-sdk-ios#configure-settings-for-the-intune-app-sdk
@OmarHassan25 @abasore That error usually means that the apps MSAL/ADAL settigns are set up correctly. You will need to set up the settings either in the info.plist like described here Microsoft Intune App SDK for iOS developer guide | Microsoft Docs
Or you can configure the settings while wrapping using the command line arguments. “-aa” for ADALAuthority, -ac for ADALClientId, and “-ar” are ADALRedirectURI.
@gastaffo @abasore Thanks a lot for your reply, I am already using the mentioned setiings as an agruments for the waping tool, here is my warpaing tool command,
/Volumes/IntuneMAMAppPackager/IntuneMAMPackager/Contents/MacOS/IntuneMAMPackager -i /Volumes/D/mt/MTSuperMobileApp.ipa -o /Volumes/D/mt/MyApp_Wrapped.ipa -p /Volumes/D/mt/appstore.mobileprovision -c"MY CERT SHA1" -aa https://login.microsoftonline.com/MYtenant_id -ac MY_client_id -ar msauth.BundleID://auth -finishLaunching -v true
Please check and advise what is missing?
Now the admin applied some policies to my account and I am getting a new error as shown in this screenshot,
This is the scenario right now
- -Install the wrapped app from the test flight
- Open the app, then I am directed to the authentication app
- pick an account then I am directed again to my app
- Wait for a while check my organization policies then my app gets crashed
- open my app again and Wait for a while to check my organization policies I am getting the attached error.
Please check my intune logs
IntuneMAMDiagnosticFiles.txt
Thanks
@OmarHassan25 Do you have policy assigned to the user? Wrapped apps do not allow unmanaged users.
@OmarHassan25 Just checking in if you were able to assign policy to the user? If so, are you still seeing the app not set up alert?
Closing this issue due to inactivity. @OmarHassan25 Feel free to reopen if issue persists.