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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/2/17 4:56 PM, John Dennis wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:443e2f32-eda4-8881-6a88-26cf8720af39@redhat.com">Look
for the name space declaration. Is it there? If yet then the
sender is OK and the receiver is at fault. If it's not there then
it's the senders fault.
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I can state with 99.999% certainty that the Shib IdP would not send
that namespace prefix without the corresponding namespace
declaration. This code has essentially been in use for over a
decade. If there were such an egregious bug, we would have found it
long ago.<br>
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The receiver (SP) is at fault here. (And sadly, this is not
unusual. We have seen lots of fundamentally broken XML processing
over the years - like trying to do it with a regex or similar).<br>
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