Hi Didier,
Seems like your service registry config location is invalid. In my
application.properties I always uses file:/ instead of file:// and it works.
Maybe you can tries
*cas.serviceRegistry.config.location=file:/etc/cas/json*
if not ok, you can also try
> And in addition I wondered why this relatively simple hashing is delegated to
> apache shiro while you can write it yourself with only the
> java.security.MessageDigest dependency in almost the same amount of lines. The
> 'default' MessageDigest also supports all the algorithms. IMO this would
>
Tiancheng,
My filter knowledge may be rusty but you could break out of the filter chain
when !isSsoOn.
if (isSsoOn){
chain.doFilter(request, response); // continue with CAS filters
}else{
String path = ...; // non SSO login
response.sendRedirect(path);
}
Ray
On Wed, 2017-09-20 at
Yes, for now it is only the appended part which is blocking. But I could
also imagine other algorithms that are not supported now, think about
pepper or adding the salt every iteration. In my opinion it would be great
to add the possibility to choose your hash class, just like you select your
Is there an upgrade guide to go from CAS 5.0.x to 5.1.x? I am not able to
start CAS using the 'java -jar cas.war' as I was previously. I only get
this output:
[36m
__ _ __
/ / / ___|/ \/ ___| \ \
| | | | / _ \ \___ \ | |
| | | |___ / ___ \
> Hi Cas Community,
> I am trying to setup a cas server with query and encode database
> authentication
> handler. In the current application, the encrypted password is calculated with
> 20 runs of SHA-512 with an APPENDED salt. However since this encoding is
> delegated to Apache Shiro's
Hi Cas Community,
I am trying to setup a cas server with query and encode database
authentication handler. In the current application, the encrypted password
is calculated with 20 runs of SHA-512 with an APPENDED salt. However since
this encoding is delegated to Apache Shiro's
Hi all,
I use CAS Server 5.1.3 on debian stretch witj tomcat8 and Java 1.8.
I can display all status pages but status/config is empty with messages "No
data available in table" and "Showing 0 to 0 of 0 entries".
I suppose there is a new security (comparing to 5.0.x) but how to display
config ?
Hi all,
I use CAS server 5.1.3 on Debian Stretch with Tomcat8 and Java 1.8
In cas.properties,
*cas.serviceRegistry.initFromJson=true*
*cas.serviceRegistry.config.location=file://etc/cas/json*
In pom.xml, the needed dependency.
But don't work (NB: It works if i cas.serviceRedistry.config.location
I'm using CasServer 4.2.7 and CasClient 3.4.1, aiming at normal Servlet
Apps.
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Hi, I am using cas 5.0.8. I am working on Openldap authentication. I get an
invalid credentials error when I enter the username and password I created
on OpenLDAP.
add dependency for ldap
vim pom.xml0
org.apereo.cas
cas-server-support-ldap
${cas.version}
For certain necessities, I've to implement a *switchable* SSO scheme in
WebApp side.
Current plan is to add a top-level filter which retrieves SSO ON/OFF
config, forwards to 4 SSO filters + 1 SLO filter when SSO's on, or keep on
to non-SSO authentication when SSO' off.
if (!isSsoOn){
Hi all:
I found out the problem occurs in this file:
org.apereo.cas.support.saml.web.idp.profile.builders.enc.BaseSamlObjectSigner,
in the function [protected SignatureSigningConfiguration
getSignatureSigningConfiguration()]
Instead of adding a *BasicX509Credential *to the credidential, a
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