[WIP - NOT READY] Support DSA and ECDSA signing keys#683
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[WIP - NOT READY] Support DSA and ECDSA signing keys#683johnnyshields wants to merge 3 commits intoSAML-Toolkits:masterfrom
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I'll rebase this on v2.0 branch once other PRs are merged. |
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Fixes #661
Currently RubySaml supports only RSA keys. The SAML standard can also support ECDSA and DSA keys. This PR adds support for both:
It includes the following changes, which are all done in a backward compatible manner:
settings.security[:signature_method]now ignores the "rsa" component of its user-set value and automatically uses whatever type of SP signing public key you actually set (e.g. a DSA key) plus the "sha" component of the value.settings.security[:signature_method]supports shortcut values:sha1,:sha256, etc.:rsa_sha256,:dsa_sha256etc. also work, but as per above the "rsa"/"dsa" are ignored in favor of the SP public key type.settings.security[:digest_method]supports shortcut valuessha1,sha256, etc.XMLSecurity::Cryptois extracted fromXMLSecurity::DocumentThings this PR does NOT do:
TODO: