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mdquery

MDQUERY(1)							    Shibboleth								MDQUERY(1)

NAME

       mdquery - Query Shibboleth metadata

SYNOPSIS

       mdquery -e entity [-a app] [-nostrict]

       mdquery -e entity -r role -p protocol [-a app]
	   [-ns namespace] [-nostrict]

DESCRIPTION

       mdquery queries and displays Shibboleth SP metadata.  It is primarily a debugging tool to use in conjunction with advice from the
       Shibboleth mantaininers.  It can display either the metadata for an entity or the metadata for a particular role.

OPTIONS

       -a app
	   Specifies the application ID for which to retrieve metadata.  If not given the default is "default".

       -e entity
	   Specifies the entity ID for which to show metadata.	Normally this is the entity descriptor ID for an entity with which one is having a
	   problem (such as the entity ID for the local SP).

       -nostrict
	   Relax the strictness of checking (such as of expiration dates).

       -ns namespace
	   When retrieving metadata for a particular role, specify the namespace.  If not given, the default is the SAML20MD namespace.

       -p protocol
	   Specify a protocol when retrieving metadata for a particular role.  Normally one would use the -saml10, -saml11, or -saml2 options to
	   specify the protocol name, but this option allows an arbitrary protocol to be specified.

       -saml10
	   Specify a protocol of SAML 1.0.

       -saml11
	   Specify a protocol of SAML 1.1.

       -saml2
	   Specify a protocol of SAML 2.0.

       -r role
	   Retrieve the metadata for a particular role.  Normally one would use the -idp, -aa, -pdp, or -sp options to specify the role name, but
	   this option allows an arbitrary role to be specified.

       -idp
	   Specify a role of IDPSSODescriptor.

       -aa Specify a role of AttributeAuthorityDescriptor.

       -pdp
	   Specify a role of PDPDescriptor.

       -sp Specify a role of SPSSODescriptor.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Russ Allbery for Debian GNU/Linux.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright 2008 Russ Allbery.  This manual page is hereby placed into the public domain by its author.

2.4.3								    2012-02-16								MDQUERY(1)