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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">02.12.2016 14:07, Peter Schober:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Domains (shared or not) do not factor into SAML, at all.
So whatever you think is the reason for your SLO failing has nothing
to do with the fact that two (or 42) SPs share a common DNS domain or
not.
-peter
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<p>My scenario is quite the opposite: single SP is shared between
two domains.<br>
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You say it doesn't matter, but the fact is, it does, because with
single domain everything works fine. It might have nothing to do
with SAML, but it definitely has something to do with Shibboleth
due to it's web nature and the fact that browsers do not share
cookies between domains.<br>
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What I'm trying to understand is whether there's a failure in my
configuration or Shibboleth wasn't designed to be used this way.<br>
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