initial commit: option to ignore audience restrictions #495
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I originally forked and removed audience restriction checking, but figure I should probably do the right thing and submit a pull request.
This is the first time ever I do this on Github - please let me know if anything is wrong.
One of the projects I work on has a great deal of hostname variances and as SAML is used strictly for authentication, and not at all for authorization, I require ignoring audience restrictions completely to facilitate the use case.
I have added an option to do just that. I think I added all the parts correctly, but please let me know if this is wrong.