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https://groups.google.com/a/apereo.org/g/cas-user/c/fsb8r6wJk9k/m/v8-Jw-m6AgAJ
for the best answer I was able to get / find.
On 6/10/26 04:29, Mohamed Iheb JEMAI wrote:
Hi CAS Community,
After migrating CAS SSO from *6.6.15 to 7.3.5*, I noticed a strange
behavior that is currently blocking our SAML SSO login.
In the SAML POST response, some released attributes such as *mail* and
*givenName* are no longer returned with their original attribute
names. Instead, CAS seems to transform them into OID-based names, for
example:
urn:oid:0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.3
Before the migration, the attributes were returned as expected, for
example:
Name="mail"
I attached screenshots of the SAML response before/after migration,
the SP metadata, and the current CAS service registry JSON.
Is there a specific configuration in CAS 7.3.5 to force SAML attribute
names to be released as their original names, such as mail and
givenName, instead of OID URNs?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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