@@ -242,6 +242,56 @@ In the `pubsub-rails-inf-gprd-*` log:
After decoding the SAML response, and observing the results corresponding to your chosen filters, you can see if there are any missing or misconfigured attributes.
#### SAML response
To obtain the SAML response of a particular user:
- Example group: [gitlab-silver](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-silver/)
- Example user: `user@domain.com`
In the `pubsub-rails-inf-gprd-*` log:
1. Set the date range to a value that you believe will contain the result. Set it to `Last 7 days` if you're unsure.
1. Add a positive filter on `json.saml_response.audiences` for the path of the group. `gitlab-silver` in this example case.
1. Add a positive filter on `json.payload_type` for `saml_response`.
1. Add a positive filter on `json.saml_response.attributes.email` for the email address of the user whose `saml_response` you are retrieving. `user@domain.com` in this example case
1. Review the values in `json.saml_response.attributes`
Example: 1
```json
"attributes":{
"email":[
"user@domain.com"
],
"groups":[
"saml-group-1-developer",
"saml-group-2-maintainer"
]
},
```
Example 2:
```json
"attributes":{
"email":[
"user@domain.com"
],
"firstname":[
"John"
],
"lastname":[
"Doe"
],
"name":[
"John Doe"
]
}
```
-[Quick link to search](https://log.gprd.gitlab.net/app/r/s/hdVqu)
