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In order to test/verify your IDP's authentication configuration it's easiest to use the Hello world feature:
- Install the Nashorn Plugin
- Add the login name of the account you want to test authentication with to the the
AccessByAdminUserentry inconf/access-control.xml(and uncomment that section, of course) - Reload the access control config,
/opt/shibboleth-idp/bin/reload-service.sh -id shibboleth.ReloadableAccessControlService - Access
/idp/profile/admin/helloon your IDP server.
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Provided you already have completed your metadata configuration by follwing our instructions you can test your authentication configuration with a web browser using IDP-initiated SSO URLs. While the details for this (as always) are fully documented in the Shibboleth Wiki it should suffice to know that the URL needs to look like this:
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Until your IDP is known to Service Providers via Metadata (commonly by having your IDP's metadata registered within eduID.at) you'll end up at the SP – in the above example that's the entityID of the eduID.at SAML Demo SP – with an error message of some kind, letting you know that it doesn't know your IDP. That's fully expected before your IDP has joined eduID.at and does not limit your ability to test/verify your IDP's authentication configuration. |
Testing the attribute resolver and filter
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Provided you already have completed our metadata configuration instructions you can test both your attribute resolver and attribute release from the command line without the need for a "Test SP" that shows you what it recieved successfully. This greatly accelerates configuration verification of your IDP so do make use of this (with before/after tests) when changing e.g. your resolver or filter configuration. (You could also use this on a test maschine to verify the changed configuration works as expected before transferring the tested config to the production server.)
The official documentation of course has all the details, but commonly all you need is to run the following command on our IDP server:
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