Juan,

Unfortunately the InCommon requirement is hard coded into the management app; a 
serious flaw - it should be configurable like every other federation or 
provider.

You can read about and get InCommon metadata here, 
https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/federation/Metadata+Service

Then you can store it in a local web server and point that url property to the 
local copy.
You may need to have their signing cert locally as well, see 
https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/federation/consume-metadata-best-practice

If you do not need the contents of the file, then delete most of it, just keep 
the InCommon entries which are first.

Ray

On Mon, 2022-03-14 at 01:34 -0700, Juan María Reina Ortiz wrote:
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Good morning
I've tried to use some config like this:

mgmt.in-common-mdq-url=file:/etc/cas/config/entities

But, I'm afraid what it expects is a URL... So, it doesn't work. Is there 
another option to take it from local?
Anyway, I am not sure of needing this. I don't know the purpose of these 
metadata and how not having it could impact on my enviroment. Could anybody of 
you guys provide me more info, at least at a basic level, to have a better 
understanding? Perhaps I'm struggling with something I don't need at all and 
therefore wasting my time...

Again, thank you very much
El viernes, 11 de marzo de 2022 a las 14:11:45 UTC+1, [email protected] 
escribió:
Hello,

Technically MDQ is an API so not really set of XML files, sorry for mistaking 
you a bit. But returning document is a valid XML, so... :)
If you do not need to use InCommon (or possibly other MDQ registry), you can 
leave the property empty.
Otherwise, 
https://github.com/apereo/cas-management/blob/0396f5a5a69af22845b4dd4e633cf74dda195e63/api/cas-mgmt-api-configuration/src/main/java/org/apereo/cas/configuration/CasManagementConfigurationProperties.java#L157

Cheers,
Fiisch


On 03/11/2022 01:48 PM, Juan María Reina Ortiz wrote:
Leaving this parameter empty allowed me tyo start cas-management, but I'm still 
considering to have this xml locally downloaded. But, here's another thing I 
need to ask: What is the URL from I could download the xml file?

Again, thanks in advance. Your help is being very valuable

Cheers!

El viernes, 11 de marzo de 2022 a las 12:27:27 UTC+1, [email protected] 
escribió:
Hello,
MDQ metadata endpoint is basically one huge XML file (or a set of small ones) 
with SAML metadata of various organizations, in this case, members of InCommon 
community.
MDQ as a technical standard is an IETF thing.

But what it means for CAS and Mgmt apps... 
https://apereo.github.io/cas/6.5.x/installation/Configuring-SAML2-DynamicMetadata.html
- When you are creating a SAML registration in Mgmt app, the Mgmt app can give 
you a choice of ready-made SAML metadata configurations because it downloaded 
them upon its startup.
- CAS does not need to store the SAML metadata locally, it can gather them from 
MDQ endpoint. This implies that CAS administrator doesn't need to manage local 
metadata files of various connected 3rd parties.
- If you cannot access InCommon MDQ, you cannot consume 3rd party SAML metadata 
automatically. So you are back to manual management of metadata XML files. That 
is all.

Other than automating tasks around SAML metadata upkeeping, there is no impact 
on the functionality.

However, even without proxy access, you can work around the issue. You can, for 
example, periodically download the metadata with wget and let CAS read the file 
locally or from some internal webserver. You have a property 
(mgmt.in-common-mdq-url) which you can configure, so if there is a will, there 
is a way. :) But I would do it only if you really desperately need to access 
the InCommon MDQ registry.

Cheers,
Fiisch


On 03/11/2022 11:05 AM, Juan María Reina Ortiz wrote:
Thanks, Petr

Having read that tread, what I've understood is that disabling mdq would allow 
the process to start, but, what would be the consecuences? I don't have a 
knowledge deep enough to foresee what it will happen by not using this 
feature...

Thanks in advance

El viernes, 11 de marzo de 2022 a las 8:29:03 UTC+1, [email protected] 
escribió:
Hello,
If the proxy settings do not work, you still should be able to manipulate the 
URL of InCommon service... either to point it somewhere where it can reach the 
data or to disable it completely.
If i remember the source code correctly, you do not have to specify only an URL 
but a filesystem path (file:///somepath) might work too.

Check this thread 
https://groups.google.com/a/apereo.org/g/cas-user/c/8eJvw8oikPw/m/tNAH1jIKBgAJ

Cheers,
Fiisch


On 03/10/2022 07:20 PM, Juan María Reina Ortiz wrote:
Hello everybody

Doesn't anybody have to deal with this? I mean, having a cas-management 
installed on a server behind a proxy...

In that case, can anybody point me to a different place where I could find some 
help?

Cheers!

El jueves, 3 de marzo de 2022 a las 8:16:11 UTC+1, Juan María Reina Ortiz 
escribió:

Hello everybody

Ray, first of all, I have to confirm that I'm using 6.3. And, yes, some of the 
options were probably wrong, so I stuck to the ones you've mentioned. Anyway, 
it doesn't work as the request are not passing through the proxy... And I have 
to say that proxy is working well as I've had to configure it to build the 
product (gradle.properties)

This failure prevent my cas-management to start

Thanks for your help.


El 02/03/2022 a las 18:49, Ray Bon escribió:
Juan,

I am unable to find proxy-host in the cas 6.4 docs. It is in 6.3.
Is it still a property in 6.4?

Some cas. ... properties are available in cas-management. I searched around the 
code but could not find a place where proxy-host is used.

In cas 6.3 docs, I see only these proxy options

# cas.http-client.proxy-host=
# cas.http-client.proxy-port=0

I see that incommon is still hard coded into cas management app; which is a 
shame.

Are you trying to get the incommon metadata?

Is that failure preventing cas management from working?

As a work around, you could filter out those log messages.

Ray

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Well, just changing "cas" to "mgmt" didn't work... I'm trying to configure 
proxy parameters when starting java, but, it neither doesn't work

Cheers!

El 02/03/2022 a las 13:18, Petr Fišer escribió:
Hello,
cas.* properties are meant to configure CAS, not the management app. Properties 
for management app start with "mgmt."
Skimming through 
https://github.com/apereo/cas-management/blob/6.3.x/api/cas-mgmt-api-configuration/src/main/java/org/apereo/cas/configuration/CasManagementConfigurationProperties.java
 there is no obvious property to configure a proxy.

Cheers,
Fiisch

On 03/02/2022 01:00 PM, Juan María Reina Ortiz wrote:
I did some research and I don't see traffic through proxy,  but through 
firewall, so I'm affraid proxy is not configured properly. I did it adding the 
above lines in management.properties...

Cheers

El miércoles, 2 de marzo de 2022 a las 12:17:34 UTC+1, Juan María Reina Ortiz 
escribió:
Good morning everybody

I'm trying to start cas-management and after a while, the process shows me the 
following:

ERROR [org.apereo.cas.util.HttpUtils] - <Connect to 
mdq.incommon.org:443<http://mdq.incommon.org:443> 
[mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.95<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.95>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.10<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.10>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.66<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.66>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.102<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.102>] failed: 
Expiró el tiempo de conexión (Connection timed out)>
org.apache.http.conn.HttpHostConnectException: Connect to 
mdq.incommon.org:443<http://mdq.incommon.org:443> 
[mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.95<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.95>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.10<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.10>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.66<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.66>, 
mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.102<http://mdq.incommon.org/13.33.232.102>] failed: 
Expiró el tiempo de conexión (Connection timed out)

My server is behind a proxy so I've configured the following:

cas.http-client.proxy-host=my_proxy_hostname
cas.http-client.proxy-port=my_proxy_port
cas.http-client.proxy-nonproxyihosts= domain_1,domain_2,domain_3
cas.https-client.proxy-host= my_proxy_hostname
cas.https-client.proxy-port= my_proxy_port
cas.https-client.proxy-nonproxyihosts=domain_1,domain_2,domain_3

But the situation persists. I've also tried to set the above when start the 
process

java -jar PATH_TO_CAS_MAN/cas-management.war -Dhttp.proxySet=true 
-Dhttps.proxySet=true -Dhttp.proxyHost=my_proxy_hostname...

It doesn't work

What I have to configure? What's happening?

Thanks in advance

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