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 - SAML/SAML2: It's just another XML-based enterprise-grade standard that will make you cry blood
 
 
-#### Integrating the app into your Django project.
+#### Necessary stuff
 - Binary dependencies: `sudo apt install libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev xmlsec1 libxmlsec1-dev pkg-config`
 - Python dependencies: see `requirements.txt` or `setup.py`
 - Add the app into `INSTALLED_APPS`
-- Include the app's `urls.py` into the project `urls.py` `urlpatterns`
-- Add to the project settings
-  - Development
-    ```python
-    # imports
-    import socket
-    import os
-    # SP
-    SP_HOST = "141.71.foo.bar"  # your SP host or IP address
+- Include the app's `urls.py` into the project `urls.py` `urlpatterns`, preferably without a prefix
+
+
+#### Development setup
+This is what you normally want during the development.
+```python
+""" settings/dev.py """
+
+import socket
+import os
+
+DO_YOU_WANT_SSO = False
+
+if DO_YOU_WANT_SSO:
+    SP_HOST = "localhost"
     SP_PORT = 8000
     SP_SSL = False
-    SP_FORCE_ENTITY_ID = "auto-{0}-{1}".format(socket.gethostname(), os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__)))
-    # IDP
+    SP_FORCE_ENTITY_ID = "dev-auto-id-{0}-{1}".format(socket.gethostname(), os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__)))
     IDP_META_URL = "https://idp-test.it.hs-hannover.de/idp/shibboleth"  # development
-    # IDP_IGNORE = True  # set to True if you experience problems with the IDP (SSO will NOT work)
-    ```
-  - Production
-    ```python
-    # SP
-    SP_HOST = "141.71.foo.bar"  # your SP host or IP address
-    # IDP
-    IDP_META_URL = "https://idp.hs-hannover.de/idp/shibboleth"  # production
-    ```
-- generate a new key pair:
+else:
+    SSO_DISABLED = True
+```
+
+Use `localhost:8000/dev/` to acces the development view.
+
+The code snippet above disables the actual SSO. If you need it:
+  - change `DO_YOU_WANT_SSO` to True
+  - see the SSO configuration section
+
+#### Production setup
+
+```python
+""" settings/prod.py """
+
+SP_HOST = "141.71.foo.bar"  # your SP host or IP address
+IDP_META_URL = "https://idp.hs-hannover.de/idp/shibboleth"  # production
+
+```
+You will also need to configure the SSO
+
+#### SSO configuration
+
+
+- create a key pair:
+  - if you don't need your cert to be signed you can use `openssl req -new -x509 -days 3650 -nodes -out sp.pem -keyout sp.key`
   - create `cert` directory:
     - inside of project `settings` directory if it's a package
     - next to project `settings.py` file if it's a module
-  - `openssl req -new -x509 -days 3650 -nodes -out sp.pem -keyout sp.key`
   - `./cert/sp.key` put the private key here
   - `./cert/sp.pem` put the certificate here, signing is optional
-
-#### Integrating your project into the existing SSO infrastructure
-- **Do this only if you want to use SSO. For development it's usually enough to use the dev view instead.**
-- Ask somebody who knows more. Seriously.
-- Try on the test IdP before you brick the production!
-- Grab your meta
-  - Run your project.
-  - Find meta of your SP (relative path `/saml2/meta` or view name `sso-saml2-meta`)
-  - **if using Firefox:** use "show source code" option or you will get invalid XML
 - configure the IdP:
-  - `SSH` to the IdP and locate the Shibboleth directory, most likely `/opt/shibboleth-idp/`
-  - put your meta into a new file in `./metadata/` and give it a nice verbose name
-  - edit `./conf/metadata-providers.xml`
-    - create a new `<MetadataProvider .../>` element, your best guess is to copy an existing line that belongs to some existing Django project
-    - `id` should be unique
-    - `metadataFile` should point on your new metadata
-   - edit `./conf/attribute-filter.xml`
-     - add a new `<Rule .../>` element inside of `<AttributeFilterPolicy id="releaseToDjango">`
-     - `value` (looks like URI) should be the `entityID` of your SP (you find it in your meta)
-  - `systemctl restart tomcat8 & tail -fn0 /opt/shibboleth-idp/logs/idp-warn.log` (you now have some time to grab you a coffee)
+  - Ask somebody who knows more. Seriously.
+  - Try on the test IdP before you brick the production!
+  - Grab your meta
+    - Run your project.
+    - Find meta of your SP (relative path `/saml2/meta` or view name `sso-saml2-meta`)
+    - Use Ctrl+U ("view source") to get the actual XML, otherwise your browser could mess it up
+  - configure the IdP:
+    - `SSH` to the IdP and locate the Shibboleth directory, most likely `/opt/shibboleth-idp/`
+    - put your meta into a new file in `./metadata/` and give it a nice verbose name
+    - edit `./conf/metadata-providers.xml`
+      - create a new `<MetadataProvider .../>` element, your best guess is to copy an existing line that belongs to some existing Django project
+      - `id` should be unique
+      - `metadataFile` should point on your new metadata
+     - edit `./conf/attribute-filter.xml`
+       - add a new `<Rule .../>` element inside of `<AttributeFilterPolicy id="releaseToDjango">`
+       - `value` (looks like URI) should be the `entityID` of your SP (you find it in your meta)
+    - `systemctl restart tomcat8` (you now have some time to grab you a coffee)
+    - ensure the IdP works after restarting!