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03:13.24 | webguynow | I'm looking for more information on WS-Security and I've read some SSO related solutions like Shibboleth |
03:14.32 | webguynow | involving SSO with SOAP Web Services, 302 Redirects, IdP and Assertions |
03:16.48 | webguynow | I get the concept but there's quite a bit of detail to it, OASIS statements etc. and I don't see any really appropriate support, at least not on IRC |
03:18.24 | webguynow | OWASP certainly has all the bases covered, with their cheatsheet on Web Services Security |
03:21.19 | webguynow | How to all these SSO & IdP headers stay in the browser ? [ is this different somehow that the cookie spec ? that will use only Cookies corresponding to a specific domain ? ] |
03:21.37 | webguynow | I guess I need a concrete example |
03:21.43 | webguynow | and lots of testing |
03:22.31 | webguynow | and maybe a packet sniffer helping to track traffic and my headers (even between processes on my same machine) |
03:38.31 | karstensrage | what are you trying to find out? |
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15:29.42 | crocket | slackware tomcat installation uses jsvc, and it generates an error on startup. |
15:29.44 | crocket | failed loading capabilities library -- /usr/lib/libcap.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. |
15:29.48 | crocket | libcap.so is in /usr/lib64 |
15:54.04 | pucko | probably because jsvc is a 32bit application |
15:55.18 | crocket | pucko : But my system can't run a 32bit appliation. |
15:55.55 | pucko | do; file jsvc |
15:58.30 | crocket | pucko, /usr/bin/jsvc: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped |
16:00.46 | pucko | then you have to either create a link from /usr/lib64 as /usr/lib or a link for the library itself |
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16:52.24 | crocket | I can't access "host-manager" |
16:52.27 | crocket | 403 Access Denied |
16:52.45 | crocket | tomcat user belongs to manager-gui role. |
16:56.25 | crocket | ok |
16:56.31 | crocket | admin-gui role has to be added, too. |
17:05.22 | crocket | How can I configure JNDI in tomcat? |
17:09.21 | pucko | there's plenty about it on tomcat site |
17:12.26 | crocket | pucko, Can I configure JDBC in manager GUI? |
17:12.44 | pucko | not AFAIK |
17:14.53 | crocket | pucko, It's difficult to learn. |
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18:23.47 | crocket | pucko, Do you know about JNDI? |
18:27.14 | crocket | "javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Name xwikiDB is not bound in this Context" |
18:37.51 | crocket | I put a <Resource> element in /etc/tomcat/server.xml and a <ResourceLink> tag that refers to <Resource> in webapp/xwiki/META-INF/context.xml. |
18:38.31 | crocket | I also specified <property name="connection.datasource">jdbc/xwikiDB</property> in hibernate.cfg.xml |
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19:00.44 | crocket | Is it ok to include <Context> in /META-INF/context.xml in a web application? |
19:04.47 | crocket | Is it ok to place <Context> in /META-INF/context.xml and $CATALINA_BASE/conf/context.xml? |
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21:35.15 | crocket | How does tomcat rotate logs by default? |
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21:51.34 | crocket | I can't configure log4j. |
21:51.59 | crocket | "log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (org.apache.catalina.startup.ClassLoaderFactory)." |
21:57.21 | crocket | java doesn't seem to find log4j.properties in $CATALINA_BASE/lib |
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22:31.25 | crocket | The instructions on http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/logging.html doesn't work on 7.0.22 |
22:33.24 | crocket | How do I rotate logs? |
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23:16.24 | crocket | tomcat's logging.properties file doesn't seem compatible with java se 7 update 7. |
23:24.57 | crocket | I see http://dpaste.com/813402/ in /var/log/tomcat |
23:25.05 | crocket | But tomcat should generate more files by default. |
23:52.26 | crocket | Do I need catalina with tomcat? |