from saml2.assertion import Policy

HOST = '127.0.0.1'
PORT = 8087
HTTPS = False

# Which groups of entity categories to use
POLICY = Policy(
    {
        "default": {"entity_categories": ["swamid", "edugain"]}
    }
)

# HTTPS cert information
SERVER_CERT = "pki/ssl.crt"
SERVER_KEY = "pki/ssl.pem"
CERT_CHAIN = ""

from saml2.assertion import Policy

HOST = '127.0.0.1'
PORT = 8087
HTTPS = False

# Which groups of entity categories to use
POLICY = Policy(
    {
        "default": {"entity_categories": ["swamid", "edugain"]}
    }
)

# HTTPS cert information
SERVER_CERT = "pki/mycert.pem"
SERVER_KEY = "pki/mykey.pem"
CERT_CHAIN = ""

Update example HTTPS cert & key filenames.
Update example HTTPS cert & key filenames.

pki/my{cert,key}.pem are used for request payloads; set those as
the defaults for HTTPS as well.  Note that HTTPS isn't necessarily
in a working state - this just gets us a bit closer.
