Arti,
I use a stand alone tomcat to run cas. Out of habit, I restart tomcat for all
changes to cas.
Does gradlew know to use that cert?
Here is a section of my server.xml.
Ray
On Wed, 2021-01-06 at 13:59 +0530, arti wavale wrote:
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Arti,
Since there is no ticket validation in the cas log, it means that
apache/mod_auth_cas is not able to send the ticket for validation. Either it is
sending to the wrong url (verify CASValidateUrl) or it can not find cas.crt or
cas/tomcat is not using cas.crt.
Did you copy your certificate
Hello,
Created certificate using following command:
1] keytool -genkey -alias cas -keyalg RSA -validity 999 -keystore
/etc/cas/thekeystore -ext san=dns:$REPLACE_WITH_FULL_MACHINE_NAME
2] keytool -export -file /etc/cas/config/cas.crt -keystore
/etc/cas/thekeystore -alias cas
3] sudo keytool
Arti,
You can paste the text of your config into the email.
If you are using self signed certs, either use the same one in both cas and
apache or add each cert to the other server.
Ray
On Tue, 2020-12-08 at 05:16 -0800, arti wavale wrote:
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Arti,
So first of all there is ton's of log information available to you, but
you've shared none of it. So it's hard to see where you have issues.
However for mod_auth_cas you've defined the variables for it all fine.
But the example you have given does not indicate you've told Apache to
Hello all,
I am facing issue to connect and transfer user data from cas 6.2 to
mod_auth_cas apache client.
How to create certificate in cas server 6.2 and which certificate need to
pass from server to client.
Build and Run command for server:
1] ./gradlew build
2] ./gradlew build
