Hi Andy,

Sorry - yesterday was a holiday here.

The easiest way to test out a token is to use the https://demo.scitokens.org/ service. It allows you to put whatever you want into the token and generates a valid signature (which, obviously, means you shouldn't enable such an insecure service beyond demos or tests). If you click on the "SET PAYLOAD TO ACCESS TO PROTECTED AREA", it'll generate a reasonable-looking token. The two things you probably want to change are:

Audience. Set this to be the same as what's in your scitokens.cfg
Scope paths. Set to the location your server is exporting.

Here's an example scitokens.cfg:

[Global]
audience = https://xrootd.example.com:8000

[Issuer DEMO]
issuer = https://demo.scitokens.org
# Prefix that's to be exported.
base_path = /protected/foo
# For controlling mapping, probably not needed for tests
default_user = brian

Brian

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