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Then the original ZTN needs things like the subject attribute which was not required to be there originally.

One of the other issues about the current way it works is that of redirect to dCache pools. We are compelled to force TLS on the pools to protect the token sent with the opaque data, even though dCache does not reauthorize/re-authenticate on the pool. It would be great if the client had a way not to send the token if it does not receive an authentication data request on login.

(Of course, if we ever do implement TPC with tokens in xroot, then all bets are off because the TPC channel would need TLS to protect the token needed by the client on the destination side to authenticate with the source server ...)


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