eshraiman

What BS is this and who is posting nonsense?

I discovered that the step 3.4 “Allow users update new attribute” is not needed to change value of the newly added attribute.
Unfortunately this only adds to confusion. If someone can comment but to the point please, would be appreciated.

I have exactly the same error:

* Unwilling to Perform: Entry
ds-cfg-backend-id=userRoot,cn=Backends,cn=config cannot be modified
because one of the configuration change listeners registered for that
entry rejected the change: Configuration attribute
ds-cfg-db-cache-percent has a value of 50% but the JVM has only…[Read more]

I had similar problem. Similar because I didn’t get “Something done wrong” instead I had a text of an http of a simple application page. That was because I had OpenIG and sample application set as in Chapter2, with route defined to redirect OpenIG traffic to sample app. As soon as I removed that config (~/.openig/config/config.json and…[Read more]

did you try to run as superuser? sudo …

If you are following Getting started guide there is one important step left out there.

You have to set correct cookie domain which should be example.com not openam.example.com as openAM defaults to.

Go to configure -> Global Services -> Platform and set cookie domains parameter to example.com

I had this same problem with authorization using Web Agent 3.3.0

I installed Agent 3.3.1 and was able to authenticate and was redirected to the apache It works! page. There were many bugs fixed in Agent 3.3.1

To make it work with Agent 3.3.0 you have to disable authorization: in WebAgent General section set SSO Only Mode to Enabled. This will…[Read more]

You can not install WebAgent with apache2 which you obtained via apt-get instell apache2 because the new 2.4 apache has different httpd.conf file, which is split into two with Listen port set in a separate port.conf file.

However if you download apache2 code and build the httpd.conf file comes out same as with the old apache 2.2 version and so…[Read more]