Hi Josh,

Last question before I try again, there is no shibboleth affiliation in my VCL 
database. So should I be creating a new affiliation for shibboleth and 
populating the shibname field, or should I use the existing LDAP configured 
affiliation and populate its shibname field?

Thanks

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Hi Ariel,

Responses inline.


On Wednesday, August 26, 2020 7:57:08 AM EDT MARTINEZ, ARIEL wrote:
> Hi Josh,
> 
> Thanks for this. I made the changes and there is no more unauthorized 
> error message on the page. But after logging into the identity 
> provider, when it gets redirected back to the main VCL directory, it 
> did not login. Selecting the shibboleth affiliation just keeps 
> redirecting back to that login selection page.
> 
> But I think I am very close now to getting it to work.
> 
> So from the eppn attribute, it will use whatever is after the @ to 
> find a matching affiliation in VCL and it should log the user into that?
> 
> I looked in the VCL database for the affiliation table and no 
> affiliation has the shibname defined.
> 
> Should I manually enter whatever is after the @ from eppn into the 
> shibname field value?

Yes, you'll need to manually update that field in the database.  Sorry, I 
didn't think to mention that before.
 
> When I set up the LDAP login for that affiliation, it is using the 
> samaccountname from LDAP, whatever is to the left of the @. I think I 
> may also need to change this to use the LDAP user principal name which 
> will have the full user@domain format which should match eppn.

LDAP authentication works differently.  You'll want to leave it using 
samaccountname.  I don't think it will work correctly using the full 
user@domain format for LDAP.

Josh
 
> Thanks.
> 
> On Aug 25, 2020 6:13 PM, Josh Thompson <[email protected]> wrote:

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