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Subject: RE: [security-services] Two potential errata items
I took action items to propose clarification text for these items. Jahan, please create errata for them. First, Rob's issue about the use of default indexed endpoints in metadata: > http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200510/msg00026.html Suggest we modify Metadata, line 272: "In any such sequence of indexed endpoints that share a common element name and namespace (i.e. all instances of <md:AssertionConsumerService> within a role), the default endpoint is..." Finally, YALI (yet another logout issue): > http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200511/msg00004.html I reviewed all the text in core and profiles and I conclude that Conor was right. There's already text in core that's explicit about the relationship between SessionIndex in LogoutRequest and AuthnStatement, so his suggestion, modified a bit, makes sense: Change Core, line 2546: "The index of the session between the pricipal identified by the <saml:BaseID>, <saml:NameID>, or <saml:EncryptedID> element, and the session authority. This must correlate to the SessionIndex attribute, if any, in the <saml:AuthnStatement> of the assertion used to establish the session that is being terminated." For clarity around why an SP MUST include SessionIndex in the SLO profile, I suggest changing Profiles, line 1302-1304 to: "If the requester is a session participant, it MUST include at least one <SessionIndex> element in the request. (Note that the session participant always receives a SessionIndex attribute in the <saml:AuthnStatement> elements that it receives to initiate the session, per section 4.1.4.2 of the Web Browser SSO Profile.) If the requester is a session authority (or acting on its behalf), then it MAY omit any such elements to indicate the termination of all of the principal's applicable sessions." -- Scott
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