This module provides back-end SAML Attribute Authority functionality.
You can install the module with composer:
composer require niif/simplesamlphp-module-aa:2.*
The following Apache configuration is required for the SimpleSAMLphp request path:
SSLOptions +StdEnvVars +ExportCertData
SSLVerifyClient optional_no_ca
The module configuration example is in config-templates/module-aa.php
. You can configure the response validity time, the defined authsource and the signing properties.
Because the principal can not be authenticated, there must be an authsource that populates the query subject in an attribute, that can be further processed by Authentication Processing Filters. It is implemented by a dummy authsource called aa:Bypass
.
You can configure the field that will hold the query subject in config/authsources.php
as the following:
'default-aa' => array(
'aa:Bypass',
'uid' => 'subject_nameid',
),
In the config/config.php
you can define an array named "authproc.aa", just like authproc.sp or authproc.idp. The NameID of the request will be in the attribute as defined above. For example, you can add attributes to the response with attributecollector:AttributeCollector
or ldap:AttributeAddFromLDAP
.
You should copy metadata-templates/attributeauthority-hosted.php
to the metadata
directory and customise it. The metadata is published at
<simplesamlphp_instance>/module.php/aa/metadata.php?output=xhtml
URL in the usual formats. The metadata contains the proper signing certificate.
This code has derived from the old aa4ssp code.