Thanks, I am still get the error:num=20.
I wonder if the issue is that the root cert for our CAS server is chained?
Anyway I'll get the guys that run our CAS server to resend me the root certs.
Maybe they just didn't send me the right cert.
Bryan Wooten
bryan.woo...@utah.edu
Work: 801.585.93
Bryan-
Run your openssl s_client command again, but specify -CApath to point to
the same location as CASCertificatePath. If that doesn't clear up your
error:num=20, then something is amiss with your root cert.
-Matt
On Fri, 2010-08-27 at 15:24 -0400, Bryan Wooten wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
Thanks for the reply.
Our cas server is ulogin.utah.edu, it's cert's CN is *.utah.edu.
It didn't even occur to me that java was doing the server validation behind the
scenes...
Now I am even more curious as to why our java CASified apps can talk to our CAS
server with no problem but my apache
> I have set “CASAllowWildcardCert On” in the cas.conf file. The CN on my CAS
> server certificate is *.utah.edu.
What's the exact CN of your CAS server? Sometimes intervening
namespace parts, e.g. cas.itu.utah.edu, aren't supported by wildcard
validation routines. (Java is like this, for examp
> The mod_auth_cas will validate the CAS server’s certificate if
> “CASValidateServer On” is set in the cas.conf file. The java filters don’t
> seem to have this feature.
It's correct that the Java filters don't have support for this, but
the reason is that the underlying JVM performs certificate
The mod_auth_cas will validate the CAS server's certificate if
"CASValidateServer On" is set in the cas.conf file. The java filters don't seem
to have this feature.
Because of this I believe that setting "CASValidateServer Off" is not really a
"bad thing".
I am still having trouble getting my
Hi ... I was wondering if it was possible to have a remote site with:
https://cas.server.com/cas/login";>
I've added an Authenticaton handler that takes "SomeBigGeneratedHash" and the
username ... does some checking and lets user in if things are ok.
I noticed 2 hidden tags on the cas login
Right, this CAS has made so not user-friendly I tried that twice too but
didin't get to the point.
Please let me know if you find a solution.
Thanks
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 8:22 AM, Victor Careaga wrote:
> Hi all
>
> i am new on CAS and start trying connect with a MS AD and .NET vs2010 but
> th
Hi,
Thx for the advice, i download the client but something not work on vs2010 i
think first need connect my CAS instalation with AD another issue here,
https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASUM/Active+Directory, thx for the help i
think im really lost here
Grettings
2010/8/27 Scott M. Holodak
> Hi
Hi,
That page is a little out of date. Take a look at the .NET CAS Client. It
includes a sample WebForms app that should help you get started. The Wiki also
contains details on CASifying ASP.NET MVC apps.
CAS Client: https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/.Net+Cas+Client
MVC Info: https://wiki.
> We'd be interested in:
>
> * what problem you discovered
Again, I should emphasize the issue I referred to has nothing to do
with CAS. Here's the commit message in our source for the fix:
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Specify the Oracle 10g dialect.
Failure to do so results in
Hi all
i am new on CAS and start trying connect with a MS AD and .NET vs2010 but
the examples in
https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/ASP.NET+Forms+Authentication dont
working for me maybe miss something well if something have a tutorial or
examples about this type of configuration please share, a
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 7:28 AM, Patrick A. Treptau wrote:
> Thank you for all your input. I have a short follow-up question: I
> understand that you are all seem to be using a unified login with the same
> look and feel that redirects the user to a page with a list of CASified
> services. Are yo
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