Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Do you mean it is buggy because Redis was refusing to write -1 for expiration times? If you have a lot of time I guess you could write your test case and request pull. Uxío Prego Madiva Soluciones CL / SERRANO GALVACHE 56 BLOQUE ABEDUL PLANTA 4 28033 MADRID +34 917 56 84 94 www.madiva.com

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Sorry, there's a bit of a history to the problem that involved several other ticket registries. On CAS 3.5 we where using PostgreSQL, but when I upgraded to CAS 5.x I switched to Hazelcast. Which work okay except that after three days pinciple ID's start to become null after successful

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

I’m a little lost now. Are you sure you need to waste that much energy investigating so many ticket registry alternatives? Shouldn’t you be trying to just assess the feasibility of using that data base with which you feel more comfortable? To be more clear, let’s say it works better using

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

So it turns out I already had the driver turned to debug, so no new information there. But I did up the verbosity level of MongoDB log to 5 and noticed that a write attempt for the TGT ticket wasn't even made (subsequent fetches where made though). I decided to try pulling down the latest maven

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Oh... Goodness. I was hoping the ORM software to be at last using BYTEA instead of LO/OID. Thank you, you are very much kind. Uxío Prego Madiva Soluciones CL / SERRANO GALVACHE 56 BLOQUE ABEDUL PLANTA 4 28033 MADRID +34 917 56 84 94 www.madiva.com www.bbva.com The activity of email inboxes

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

I'll give that a shot and let you know what I find. Thank you. On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 5:31 AM, David Curry wrote: > Ah - you just reminded me, and I should have mentioned this last time. Try > adding this to your log4j2.xml: > > > > > That's the actual Java driver.

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Hi Uxio, Sure I can share that. I had to do a few tweaks to the database. The first is if you are using SAML, you need to change the samlobject columns from varchar(5000) to text, because signed assertions will exceed those 5000 characters really fast. Next you want to update the constraints

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Ah - you just reminded me, and I should have mentioned this last time. Try adding this to your log4j2.xml: That's the actual Java driver. --Dave -- DAVID A. CURRY, CISSP *DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SECURITY* INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 71 FIFTH AVE., 9TH FL., NEW YORK, NY 10003 +1 212 229-5300

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Hi Dave, I actually tried those settings first (I was following your guide, but only having a single server instead of a cluster for mongo). Unfortunately, it fails in the same way with those settings too. I might be able to eek out a little more information if I set

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

Mike, The only thing that strikes me as odd in your settings is this one: cas.ticket.registry.mongo.collectionName=cas-ticket-registry The Mongo ticket registry uses multiple collections: proxyGrantingTicketsCollection proxyTicketsCollection samlArtifactsCache samlAttributeQueryCache

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

assuming its not a time-out issue , then debug from source El miércoles, 7 de febrero de 2018, Mike Kromarek escribió: > The title should read CAS 5.2.2 for the version > > --Mike K. > > On Wednesday, February 7, 2018 at 1:03:43 AM UTC-8, Mike Kromarek wrote: >> >> I

Re: [cas-user] Failed To Add TGT Ticket - MongoDB Ticket Registry CAS 45.2.

I'm sorry I can't help you, but it would be very sweet if you could share your effective serviceticket or ticketgrantingticket table schema from the times when you were using PostgrelSQL as ticket registry for CAS 5... Regards, Uxío Prego Madiva Soluciones CL / SERRANO GALVACHE 56 BLOQUE