Do not send SubjectConfirmationData Address= with URL #50
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Before, Mujina would send the following SubjectConfirmationData:
The Address attribute is in SAML 2.0 core more or less defined to be
an IP-address (or at least something a session can be "bound" to).
This being an URL trips some very strict libraries.
IP-address binding is not a feature that is useful in Mujina (or in
general, if you ask me). Likely best just not to send it at all.