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Support for CentOS 8 will officially cease with the approaching end of that platform’s stable existence fixed release cadence at the end of 2021. We would suggest moving to Rocky Linux 8 instead if you need a free equivalent, though we will likely continue to provide CentOS 8 packages if we can, and the Rocky packages will most likely work on it anyway.
RPM Packaging
The RPMs are no longer produced online by the OpenSUSE Build Service but using a local, Docker-based process. This is a much faster process for us but it expands and constrains what we can support at the same time. As a result, a number of older platforms for which we have been unofficially producing packages but not supporting for some years will not see further package updates starting with this release. We have no plans to remove those older packages from the mirrors.
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Going forward, we will be signing packages using a project member’s key, but since this key may change over time, you may find it necessary to occasionally refresh the repository definition file we provide at https://shibboleth.net/downloads/service-provider/RPMS/ |
3.2.3.1 (August 2, 2021)
A new version of the Windows installer was released to patch a couple of minor issues and regressions within the IIS module.
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