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<div id="smartTemplate4-template">Hi Peter,<br>
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<pre wrap="">For use with your own IDP? </pre>
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Someone's IDP<br>
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<pre wrap="">You mean simething lime Jim's webisoget?
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://staff.washington.edu/fox/webisoget/">https://staff.washington.edu/fox/webisoget/</a></pre>
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Very similar. <br>
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There it says:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">If the page text contains a meta refresh,
and its time delay is zero, the redirection will be followed. </blockquote>
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I had that rule, too. But now I noticed one of the pages have a
meta element in a noscript element and you must not follow that
redirection, or you end up on a page telling you to turn on
JavaScript.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Everyone who has a Shibboleth needs to post the HTML plz.
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<pre wrap="">You're joking, I hope.
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It would really help<br>
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The HTML that was just posted by Dave Dole is nice. That is just
like the HTML my app was handling so far. The submit input has no
name, so I could ignore it...<br>
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<pre wrap="">What are you trying to do specifically? Script all the IDPs in the
world (or in Germany)?
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Just login in at half a dozen universities<br>
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But I do not know which implementation they use, so it is more
reliable to implement it for all Shibboleths. When it works for
all Shibboleths, it is most likely that it works for the relevant
ones as well.<br>
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<pre wrap="">And why would you limit whatever you're doing
to the Shibboleth implementation of a SAML IDP, and not to all SAML
IDPs that conform to the specification?</pre>
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Because I do not know if they implement the specification
correctly, only that people can use their webpage. And after the
login I need to scrape the data from the proprietary library OPAC
system, and I do not know how that system handles these kinds of
login, I only know Shibboleth redirects to that system.<br>
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<pre wrap="">(Also your "I found another publicly accessible Shibboleth" seems to
suggest you haven't looked to closely, as there are almost 3000 SAML
easily reachable IDPs in the academic sector in case one wanted to
study the variances of their login pages -- to the extent that can
even be done, some may vary the output taking into account who/what is
asking, making any such endeavors futile.)</pre>
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Publicly accessible with a public _password_, e.g. <a
class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="https://www.switch.ch/aai/demo/">https://www.switch.ch/aai/demo/</a><br>
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The login pages themselves can be handled by a four line script,
the question is what happens after the login.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Benito </div>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 03.05.2018 um 17:27 schrieb Peter
Schober:<br>
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<pre wrap="">* William Eubank <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:william.eubank@uah.edu"><william.eubank@uah.edu></a> [2018-05-03 16:00]:
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<pre wrap="">Seems like maybe you are looking for something like CAS offers? A REST
API? CAS can do saml2 as well.
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<pre wrap="">And Shibboleth speaks CAS, and supports ECP.
-peter
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