Error 404 after processing LogoutResponse from IdP on SP
Cantor, Scott
cantor.2 at osu.edu
Sat Dec 27 15:30:35 EST 2014
On 12/26/14, 10:27 PM, "Robert Ayrapetyan" <robert.ayrapetyan at gmail.com>
wrote:
>It doesn't look easy to submit a bug/issue (all the ways found end up
>with a "Contact JIRA admin" or selection of IDP-organizations I'm not
>belonging to).
You can get an account at ProtectNetwork if you don't have an account
anywhere, which it says right on the discovery page.
>I've checked logs and screenshots I've provided - they are really
>messed-up (it must be SAMLResponse there, not SAMLRequest, sorry about
>that). The very first message however looks right (all steps are
>described correctly).
It clearly says SAMLRequest, which is what I noted. So if nothing else,
the IdP here is broken, which hardly inspires confidence.
I doubt the SP will notice that specific minor detail of the binding spec
and probably won't care if it sends a SAML response with the wrong
parameter name, but the point is, that means the IdP is broken. Which
means it could be broken in other ways that will turn out to be relevant
to the problem.
>To simplify things, just check what happens after IDP replies with
>"LogoutResponse" to IIS-based SP (url /Shibboleth.sso/SLO/Redirect) - you
>will always see this 404 error.
If you file a bug, then when I do have time, I will. I still don't believe
the SP itself ever returns a 404, which means whatever this is, it's
probably environmental.
-- Scott
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