9:04 p.m.
Skickat från min iPhone
26 aug. 2019 kl. 19:50 skrev Martin van Es <martin
at surfnet.nl>:
Hi Leif,
On Monday, August 26, 2019 6:58:45 PM CEST Leif Johansson wrote:
It's the example pipeline from documentation, with the edugain md url replaced
by a local filesystem folder:
- when update:
- load:
- /opt/pyff.old/metadata
- when request:
- select:
- pipe:
- when accept application/xml:
- first
- finalize:
cacheDuration: PT12H
validUntil: P10D
- sign:
key: certs/signing.key
cert: certs/signing.crt
- emit application/xml
- break
- when accept application/json:
- discojson
- emit application/json
- break
Yes - look at thiss.io for links to docs!
2.
Without PYFF_UPDATE_FREQUENCY one needs to call POST
PYFF_PUBLIC_URL/api/ call/update oneself, which results in a "404 Not
found". THIS IS A RED HERRING, the update succeeded anyway (my oh my).
Documentation is admittedly a bit behind... but you should get a 404
there if your pipeline is setup to have an 'update' entrypoint. What
does your pipeline look like? Logging is a bit of a dark art in wsgi (at least
to me) but if you set
PYFF_LOGGING to point to examples/debug.ini you'll see a lot more and
also hopefully understand what logging looks like.
Scott's logging.ini helped a lot, I'm having loads of debug info now.
Which brings me to my next question: thiss.io
There are roughly three github repositories: thiss-js, thiss-ds-js and thiss-
jquery-plugin. It is my understanding thiss-ds-js is used when building one's
own DS. I'm simply looking for a replacement of the old pyff built-in DS
service. thiss-js seems to supply an - index.html and /ds endpoint that look
promising, but when fed to a simplified nginx conf based on the one found in
the docker recipe I'm greeted with something that remotely looks like a broken
DS, with missing pictures and failing requests to URL's like
https://urlproxy.sunet.se/canit/urlproxy.php?_q=aHR0cHM6Ly9tZHE%3D&_s=b…
What am I missing here?
Some config probably!
Also, I'm curious what mdq and ds endpoints I
should configure in satosa to
make this work again once I get a decent DS interface up and running?
<base_url>/ds
Best regards,
Martin