use-existing-username-macro-in-custom-redirects
use-existing-username-macro-in-custom-redirects = {yes|no}Description
When using Local Response Redirection, we can use this configuration option to control how WebSEAL processes the USERNAME macro. By default, WebSEAL sets the USERNAME macro value to the string "unauthenticated" after an inactivity timeout. This processing does not match the behavior when WebSEAL serves static pages.
Use this option to override the default behavior and configure WebSEAL to set the USERNAME macro value to the authenticated username. That is, with this option set to yes, WebSEAL processes the USERNAME macro the same when using Local Response Redirection as it does when serving static pages.
Options
yes When using Local Response Redirection, the USERNAME macro value is set to the authenticated username after an inactivity timeout. no When using Local Response Redirection, the USERNAME macro value is set to the string "unauthenticated" after an inactivity timeout.
Usage: Optional
Default: no
Example:
use-existing-username-macro-in-custom-redirects = yes