Unable to authenticate Onedrive client

[darthsteve]

escribe the bug
Good afternoon,
I'm having issues as I had to do a reauth due to some MS account issues last week.
I'm on a personal (paid) O365 account. Ubuntu 24.04, tried Chrome (and Incognito) and Firefox (no stored credentials).
When running the --reauth from the command line, I get the IRL to paste...
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize?client_id=d50cxxx

I do get the redirect to https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/wrongplace, but when I paste the URI (before the JS redirects me), which looks like...
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/nativeclient?code=M.CYYYY (it's very long)

But, I get this error, the code is invalid...
ADSTS70000: The provided value for the 'code' parameter is not valid. Trace ID: xxxxxxx Correlation ID: yyyyyyyTimestamp: 2026-04-25 16:50:42Z

ERROR: You will need to issue a --reauth and re-authorise this client to obtain a fresh auth token.

Any ideas here? Details on my version
=== /usr/bin/onedrive ===
onedrive v2.5.9-1+np1+1.1

(I know 2.5.10 is current, but sounds like it hasn't flowed to the PPA yet)
I do have the curl issue warning, but it doesn't seem that's the cause of issues here (as even with this issue, the client worked fine before).

[abraunegg]

onedrive v2.5.9-1+np1+1.1

(I know 2.5.10 is current, but sounds like it hasn't flowed to the PPA yet)

You are using an obsolete client version.

v2.5.10 which fixes that issue is available for Ubuntu platforms as per the OpenSuSE Build Service repository.

If it is not available for you, you are probably using an obsolete Ubuntu version. Platforms supported by the OpenSuSE Build Service are:

• Debian 11
• Debian 12
• Debian 13
• Debian Testing
• Debian Unstable
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Ubuntu 24.04
• Ubuntu 25.10

Anything else is not supported. Please refer to:

https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:npreining:debian-ubuntu-onedrive/onedrive

Your options to remediate:

1. Use a better distribution - something other than Ubuntu or something based on Ubuntu
2. Upgrade your platform to a supported distribution and then upgrade your client to v2.5.10 from the OpenSuSE Repository
3. Build the client manually from source

[darthsteve]

Thank you, going to 2.5.10 seems to have fixed it. Been considering a new distro for a long time.