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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/14/15 4:58 PM, Scott Gerlach
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<div bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">>In fact it's not
just the request issuer entityID that's different, it's
other things like the request Destination and ACS URL.
Were you deliberately obfuscating all of that in what
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<div>I was, and failed miserably ultimately :$
(encoding/deflate got me on that one, I knew that was
gonna happen...). The replaced strings are find/replace
for actual servername, acs url, and destination and not
hand replaced. I have closely checked the request and
responses and they are not mispelled or mis-capitalized.<br>
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Ok. Well, again, just to be clear: You're saying that in the
actual messages that you trace, the AuthnRequest Issuer element
value matches *exactly*, character for character, what's in the
issued Assertion's Audience element value?<br>
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If so, I really have no explanation.<br>
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