Markmail is kind of cool as it archives emails. I was looking at it today to see OpenSSO’s archive and found this.
Gee, I have sent over 9000 emails to OpenSSO’s email aliases for the past 4 years.
That’s 2381 emails per year. About 9 emails per day (excluding weekends). So, 1 email per hour! (8-9 [...]
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Finally, we have moved the entitlements service (an OpenSSO extension) to the products directory i.e. opensso/extensions/entitlements to opensso/products/ directory (if you are familiar with OpenSSO workspace).
Here is where you can find the source code for entitlements service.
console resources: opensso/products/federation/openfm/web
console source: opensso/products/federation/openfm/source
entitlement APIs and backend implementation: opensso/products/amserver/com/sun/identity/entitlement
CLI: opensso/products/amserver/com/sun/identity/cli/entitlement
Entitlements Service is released [...]
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There was a question posted to our internal (Sun) alias, and I think I should share it out for the benefit of OpenSSO community. The question was “How to update OpenSSO configuration store password?”
There are two types of datastore in OpenSSO server, namely the configuration datastore and user datastore. As the name suggest, the former [...]
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We have recently modified our Java build target to 1.5. Hence, you need Java Runtime version 1.5 and above to run OpenSSO Client. The Java runtime version requirement for OpenSSO server remains unchanged i.e. 1.5.
This new client runtime requirement shall be in our next official release i.e. OpenSSO Express 8 which is scheduled to released [...]
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OpenSSO team has a busy week ahead.
OpenSSO Community Day 3.0 Sunday (1:00 PM until 7:00 PM) May 31st 2009, Moscone Center, SF, CA.
Open discussions on all OpenSSO related features.
CommunityOne West June 1-3 2009, Moscone Center, SF, CA.
Hands On Lab. Web Application Security with OpenSSO. Monday June 1, 1:40 [...]
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As we have already shipped OpenSSO Enterprise 8.0; and we are working on the next official release, service schema XML files are likely to change (upgrade). Here is the PERL script that finds them.
Remember to set the values of $EIGHT_DOT_ZERO and $CURRENT
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $EIGHT_DOT_ZERO = ‘/home/dennis/workspace/opensso8.0′;
my $CURRENT = ‘/home/dennis/workspace/opensso1′;
my %eightdotXMLs;
my %currentXMLs;
getServiceXMLs(
[...]
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From the creator of OpenSSO Diagnostic Tool
We have developed an initial version of Diagnostic Tool to assist in identifying possible OpenSSO configuration issues. The current Beta version is bundled inside ssoExternalTools.zip and is available under the nightly builds for download. Even though this Beta version is not officially supported as yet, any comments/suggestions/issues [...]
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<html>
<body>
<form action=”http://www.example.com:8080/opensso/identity/read” >
<input name=”name” value=”group1″/>
<input name=”attributes_names” value=”objecttype”/>
<input name=”attributes_names” value=”realm”/>
<input name=”attributes_values_objecttype” value=”Group”/>
<input name=”attributes_values_realm” value=”/”/>
<input name=”admin”
value=”AQIC5wM2LY4SfcwHRXo4oE+yuHQ0BPQD+GZ1/Qd5tCzO9X8=@AAJTSQACMDE=#” />
<input type=”submit” />
</form>
</body>
</html>
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You will run into issue when you deploy opensso.war on
Glassfish v3 prelude (I think even Sun Web Server 7 update 3)
After you have successfully login to console, the request
is redirected back to the Login page.
Several people have already reported this problem.
Here is what happen. OpenSSO sets a cookie with value [...]
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We’re working on support REST authentication for sub realm, module, and authentication chain.
Support sub realm, add uri=realm%3D<sub realm name> e.g.
http://www.example.com:8080/opensso/identity/authenticate?username=demo&password=changeit&uri=realm%3D/sub
Support authentication module, add uri=module%3D<module name> e.g. http://www.example.com:8080/opensso/identity/authenticate?username=demo&password=changeit&uri=module%3DDataStore
Support authentication chain add uri=service%3D<authentication chain name> e.g. http://www.example.com:8080/opensso/identity/authenticate?username=demo&password=changeit&uri=service%3DldapService
Hence you can login to a sub realm with a authentication module like this
http://www.example.com:8080/opensso/identity/authenticate?username=demo&password=changeit&uri=realm%3D/sub%26module%3DDataStore
This support shall be made available to you [...]
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