ISAPI mappings and IIS 7 with multiple websites
Cantor, Scott
cantor.2 at osu.edu
Fri Dec 19 14:39:45 EST 2014
On 12/19/14, 7:01 PM, "sskacy" <stuart at cabells.com> wrote:
>I never post questions on forums but this really has me stumped.
You still haven't; this is a mailing list. Nabble makes it look like a
forum.
>I just installed and configured Shibboleth on our web server. When I
>navigate to
>the following URI on the server:
>
>https://localhost/Shibboleth.sso/Status
>
>I get the following error message:
I don't know what error message you mean, it didn't come through. I would
suggest that you join the mailing list and not use HTML, and that probably
would get you farther in asking this.
>Under the "ISAPI" element in shibboleth2.xml, I added the following
>element:
Also not visible in this email.
Since I don't have a specific question here I can answer, I will just
outline the process. You access the web server. The IIS site ID maps to a
Site element that tells it what scheme, host, and port to use to construct
the effective, canonical URL of the request, which is then mapped into the
request mapping configuration.
You have a native.log giving you full access to what the RequestMap is
seeing in that process (assuming the log level is raised), which
highlights what the settings are. If none of that is visible in the log on
DEBUG, the module is not even running, which generally means the site ID
involved just isn't mapped.
-- Scott
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