INSTALL.txt

Get the package from github:

$ git clone https://github.com/rohe/oictest.git

Change into the directory and build:

$ cd oictest
$ python setup.py install

Note, this works with Python 2.7 . It may work with later versions.

Now, it's time to configure:

$ cd test/oic_op/config_server

The file in question is config.py in the present directory.

This is the configuration used by op.certification:

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HOST = "op.certification.openid.net"
PORT = 60000
HTTPS = True

OPRP_PATH = '/home/oictest/projects/oictest/test/oic_op/rp/oprp2.py'

DYNAMIC_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_PORT_RANGE_MIN = 60050
DYNAMIC_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_PORT_RANGE_MAX = 60999

STATIC_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_PORT_RANGE_MIN = 60050
STATIC_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_PORT_RANGE_MAX = 60999

if HTTPS:
    BASE = "https://%s:%d/" % (HOST, PORT)
else:
    BASE = "http://%s:%d/" % (HOST, PORT)

# If BASE is https these has to be specified
SERVER_CERT = "../rp/certs/openid.pem"
SERVER_KEY = "../rp/certs/openid.key"
CERT_CHAIN = "/etc/ssl/certs/bundle.pem"
CA_BUNDLE = None
VERIFY_SSL = False

PORT_DATABASE_FILE = "./static_ports.db"

OPRP_DIR_PATH = '../rp/'
OPRP_SSL_MODULE = "sslconf"
OPRP_TEST_FLOW = "tflow"

CONFIG_MAX_NUMBER_OF_CHARS_ALLOWED = 10000

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The only thing that *MUST* be changed if you are running this on another
machine is the HOST name.

You probably also have to change the references to the cert and key files.
If you need to do that you may also want to change '../rp/sslconf.py' to be the
same.

It is not absolutely necessary to run the config server and the test instances
using the same SSL certificate and key.
Anyway, what is in ../rp/sslconf.py defines which certificate, key and
CA bundle the test instances will use.

Once the files are correct you can start the configuration server like this:

$ python ./config_server.py config

You should now be able to reach port 60000 on the machine.