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All,<br>
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we have the following scenario;<br>
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<li>Our service is a web application running on Apache. Lets call
this AppA.<br>
</li><li>We have a second web application that runs in the same
Apache server. Lets call this AppB.<br>
</li><li>The user will access the AppB which is an angualrjs driven
SPA
app.</li><li>Accessing AppB triggers the sign-on process via our Idp.</li><li>Once
logged in the user can enter some search criteria and click
on a serach button which calls a cgi-script also running in the same
Apache.</li><li>This cgi-script will now try to call AppA using the
_shibboleth_
cookie/token stored in the users broswer. </li>
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Step 6 is where we run into problems because it seems that we cannot
simply transer the credentials token from the users browser session and
use it in the call from the cgiscript.<br>
Or perhaps, more likely, we are doing it wrong.<br>
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Is it possible to work in this manner? <br>
Is it possible to use the _shibboleth_ stored in the users browser and
then use it from our cgi scritps which runs on the server?<br>
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Best Regards<br>
Daniel Södling
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