 provider encodes the SAML response and returns that information to the user's browser. The identity provider redirects back to Artifactory with the signed response.
Artifactory’s ACS verifies the SAML response using the partner's public key. If the response is successfully verified, the ACS redirects the user to the destination URL.
The user has been redirected to the destination URL and is logged in to Artifactory.
Figure (2) Artifactory’s SAML-based SSO login process.
Figure (3) Artifactory’s SAML-based SSO logout process.
Artifactory currently supports the Web Browser SSO and Single Logout Profiles.
The Web Browser SSO Profile uses HTTP redirect binding to send the AuthnRequest from the service provider to the identity provider, and HTTP POST to send the authentication response from the identity provider to the service provider.
Similar to the previous profile, the Single Logout Profile uses HTTP redirect binding to send the LogoutRequest from the service provider to the identity provider and HTTP POST to send the logout response from the identity provider to the service provider.
If your IDP supports uploading service provider metadata, you can use the following metadata XML:
Figure (4) Artifactory’s service provider metadata XML.
<ns2:EntityDescriptor <ns2:SPSSODescriptor <ns2:NameIDFormat>urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:unspecified</ns2:NameIDFormat> <ns2:AssertionConsumerService </ns2:SPSSODescriptor> </ns2:EntityDescriptor>
NOTE! that to use the service provider metadata:
Do not forget to update the following fields in the service provider metadata XML:
Using SAML, Artifactory automatically redirects the request to IDP which Authenticates the user and after a successful login redirects back to Artifactory.
If "Anonymous User" is enabled, Artifactory doesn’t have to authenticate the user therefore it doesn’t redirect to the IDP. If the user still wants to sign in through SAML, they can do so by clicking the "SSO login" link in the login page.
In case of IDP failover or bad configuration, Artifactory allows you to bypass SAML login by using Artifactory login page:
http://<ARTIFACTORY_URL>/webapp/#/login
This URL can be used by internal users who need to log in directly to Artifactory.
While SAML provides access to Artifactory UI, it is also possible for SAML SAML users access to an API key you will need to make sure that the "Auto Create Artifactory Users" and "Allow Created Users Access To Profile Page" check boxes are checked. This means that SAML users are also saved in Artifactory database and can access their profile page in order to generate, retrieve and revoke their API key.Welcome Riffmaster! Make yourself at home,...what bands do you like to rock out to?
I like punk,classic rock,southern rock,blues,thrash,death metal,progressive,blues,even some outlaw country for instance....doyle,the dead boys,blitz kid gg allin, misfits,the new york dolls,ramones,the damned,the addicts,gwar,overkill,slayer,mercyful fate,king diamond,angel witch,diamond head,venom, nuclear assault,sodom,kreator,testament,tool,flotsam and jetsam,omen,candlemass,trouble,the obsessed,the sword,cancerslug,social distortion,pentagram,black sabbath,anvil,motorhead,anthrax,cannibal guns and roses, corpse,obituary,morbid angel,morbid saint,six feet under,torture killer,dio,iron maiden,judas priest,alice in chains, stp,soul asylum,lamb of god, mudvayne,danzig,stevie ray vaughn, satriani,jimi hendrix,rolling stones, lynard skynard,boston, deep purple,savatage,hallows eve,sacred reich,queensryche,helloween,sanctuary,megadeth,exodus,elvis,johnny cash,grave digger,allman brothers,nin,ministry metal church, death angel...this list can go on for days lol...that should be some insight as long as it has intruments musicianship and feeling i can probably get into it...every (genre)or music has different feelings it gives...its all about depth and emotion to me and realness to relate to if it has that i probably dig it..cancerslug, doyle,social distortion,overkill,sacred reich,and metal church has been on heavy rotation lately because im anticipating new releases and they are some of my favorites any ways..what you been into lately speed king?
@Riffmaster1981, it sounds like you're all over the place, like me. We have threads for a bunch of those bands. Check 'em out, and feel free to start your own if they don't already exist and you feel so inclined. I need to get around to creating some more threads myself.
Like you, I can get into almost anything guitar based. As I alluded to in my intro thread, I'll listen to anything from Alvvays to After Forever to Arch Enemy, from the Beatles to Borknagar, from Mothers to Myrkur (pictured in my avatar), from Thao and the Get Down Stay Down to Triptykon, and everything in between and beyond. I've been into symphonic metal for a while now. Floor Jansen, who I greeted you with above, is one of my favorite vocalists in that subgenre.
Ghost! I know we will get along great...I love Ghost. I am really glad you described them as BOC & AC having a baby....maybe @Speed King might give them a listen.....It's hard to get that old dog to listen to anything metal.....he he he.
Oh, and before I forget......
So, what you're saying is, he does like metal.
It's funny that you mention trying to get him into Ghost, because I actually see Ghost as a rock band, not a metal band (not that the distinction matters for anything more than classification purposes in my mind).
My ears were burning, so I popped in to see why,.....
Of course I like Heavy Metal, one of my all time favorite bands in the world is Black Sabbath (they invented Heavy Metal). They influenced me as a guitar player more than any other band I can think of. I love the traditional Heavy Metal, what I don't care for is "Cookie Monster" vocals and thrashy rhythms with scouped out mids and no melodic content. Heavy music like Candlemass I like because it's melodic, I guess the true genre of Candlemass would be "Epic Doom Metal". I think metal has strayed too far from it's roots, it's lost a lot of what made it so great in the first place. It's almost like it's been a contest all these years to see who can play the fastest drums, bass, and guitar.
Also, the term "Metal" has been twisted and miss used to include "Hair Spray Rock" which really isn't metal at all, but rather aqua-net induced hard rock. In my opinion, Heavy Metal is Black Sabbath, and everything metal that came after them is a derivative of them in some way, if it's not derivative of Sabbath, it isn't true Heavy Metal, there I said it.
I'm open to hear what ever you guys think I might like, but I've been disappointed so many times with modern music of all genres, that I've given up hope that anything created today will be as good as the stuff from the late sixties/early seventies.
I was busy reading the long list of bands, I missed the question at the end,....I been listening to Blue Cheer, Budgie, and as always,...Deep Purple and BOC. I listen to a lot of Steppenwolf, mostly Monster and 7, but occasionally The Second and At your Birthday Party,...and a lot of other bands from the 70's.
I appreciate your take on things. I'm somewhat of a youngin and tend to gravitate more towards modern stuff, but I like some older stuff too, and I like modern retro rock as well. It's all good to me.
I was probably a bit of a metal snob when I first got into it, but I quickly came to realize that music is a subjective form of entertainment. People like what they like, and there's no real right or wrong as far as I'm concerned. I've never felt a need to try to convince anyone to like music that I like - that's for them to decide. I've had people outright insult my music and then apologize as if I take it personally. I just shrug it off and laugh. It doesn't bother me one bit. It's always nice to meet that rare person who does like it, though.
Had a good time tonight hanging out and listening to original music.4Department of Respiratory Medicine, Dongzhimen Hospital, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Beijing 100700, China.
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