OIF redirection on login failure

Question

We are using OIF 10g as the SP. We have a requirement to redirect the user to a specific URL if their credentials are not found in our federation data store. Currently, if the user successfully authenticates at the IDP but their credentials are not in our federation data store, the single sign-on login page is displayed. We want to change this behavior and display another page instead of the single sign-on login page. Can this be achieved? Thanks.

Answer 1

the strength of the encryption is inversely proportional to the strength of the password
protecting it.
The problem with file vault is the password cannot be cut and pasted, so the strongest
practical password is the strongest one that you can constantly live with typing it in by
hand every time it is asked for.
In my world, that would mean a very weak password. I'm not going to try to manage a
monster password from memory.
I use a truecrypt container instead to keep the important stuff safe. I use a thumb drive
(IronKey) to store the monster password and the keyfiles on for the truecrypt container.
After login, I mount the truecrypt container using the password and keyfiles stored on the
IronKey.
You can create an applescript or bash script to read the password file and save it to the
clipboard, then paste it in the truecrypt login window.
The terminal command:
cat /Path/to/passwordfile | pbcopy
(replace "/Path/to/passwordfile" with the proper file path on the thumb drive)
will read the password and copy it to the clipboard. Password will not be echoed
for the world to see either. DO NOT FAIL to clear the clipboard though, copy
something else unimportant to it afterwards.
An automator script or an applescript or a bash script or the CLIX program could be used
to automate the "monster password to clipboard" chore.
If you would rather use an encrypted sparse bundle instead with a monster password
securing it, simply use terminal to mount it instead of clicking it. You can paste in a monster
password to open an encrypted sparse bundle using terminal.
in terminal;
at the prompt:
hdiutil attach /Path/to/sparsebundle
When terminal asks for the password, paste it in, press return.