BENELUX Posted yesterday at 08:25 AM Share Posted yesterday at 08:25 AM Hey WHMCS Community So here’s the thing… I love WHMCS. It’s great. But right now, it has a little “quirk” when it comes to shared mailboxes. Imagine this: I’ve got my main mailbox doing its thing, happily bringing in emails. But then there’s the shared mailbox, the one that all the support team emails go to. WHMCS? It sees it… but then pretends it doesn’t exist. 😅 Here’s the geeky version: WHMCS currently uses /me/messages from Microsoft Graph API. This only fetches emails from the authenticated user’s mailbox. Shared mailbox? Nope, invisible. Even if Full Access is granted in Exchange and you’ve got all the delegated permissions like Mail.Read.Shared, WHMCS is like, “I don’t see anything here. Must be Monday.” The right way (according to Microsoft Graph) is: GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{shared-mailbox}/mailFolders/inbox/messages Yes, WHMCS, that mailbox does exist, and yes, I do have permission to read it. What I’m asking: Can WHMCS please natively support shared mailbox imports? Guidance on exactly which delegated permissions are needed (so I don’t go on a wild goose chase for nothing). Support for the correct Graph API endpoint. Bonus points: documentation for optional PHP session settings for cross-site OAuth flows (because apparently, cookies are shy and need proper settings to stick around). Expected outcome: Fetch emails from shared mailboxes without needing a license for it. Less headache, more sanity. WHMCS behaving like the email superhero it’s meant to be. Anyone else banging their head on the “shared mailbox wall”? Let’s commiserate, share workarounds, and maybe get WHMCS to notice that shared mailboxes exist in the universe. Thanks! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slim Posted 10 hours ago Share Posted 10 hours ago Yeah, Ive hit this - had to license the mailbox - so it has a direct login. 😞 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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