Here are new versions of the OpenID Comments and OpenID Server plugins. They should fix the Digest::MD5 and path problems (Comments) and the Crypt::DH error (Server).
Here are new versions of the OpenID Comments and OpenID Server plugins. They should fix the Digest::MD5 and path problems (Comments) and the Crypt::DH error (Server).
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You’re the man! The OpenID Comments seems to work great now. The server installation is still giving me issues, but nothing Crypt-related. I set my URL to “newkai.com” in my MT author profile, and placed link rel=”openid.server” href=”http://newkai.com/mt/plugins/openid-server/server.cgi” /
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(continued) on newkai.com/index.html. (I removed the >s here because it was causing issues commenting)
On my own blog and LJ I get “Your account is not authorized to assert the requested identity.” Here on your site I am redirected to your MT login screen. Weird.
Thanks a ton for your work. I was so pleasantly surprised when I checked back tonight and found the updates. It just looks like I’m overlooking something when installing/configuring the server.
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That error says MT doesn’t think the URL LiveJournal asked it to verify matches what’s in your Website URL. Did you really put in “newkai.com” and not “http://newkai.com/”? You may have to put in the latter for it to work (until I fix it).
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I’ve tried both… I put the URL in the Authors > [Author Name] > Website URL box… Correct?
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Dah… I had forgotten the trailing dash… I’m way too quick for my own good! Thanks for the help.
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OMG! It works!
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Fucking dope.
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Nifty.
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It didn’t work for me until i realized that even if i specified http://greg.abstrakt.ch in both my author profile and as my blog URL, it would not match because httpd appends a /. the solution was to specify http://greg.abstrakt.ch/ in my author profile, which lets me login with or without trailing slash. this needs to be fixed to make it useable by normal people.. :)
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On my site, whenever someone tries to comment using OpenID they get an error saying that the name and email are missing. But when I turn off the requirement for name and email addresses, any OpenID signed comments come through as anonymous. The plugin seems to be setting the cookies okay but then isn’t picking up on them when the comment is submitted. TypeKey works fine. MT 3.2. Any ideas?
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I do get some anonymous comments that I think should probably be otherwise (see above yours). It doesn’t seem reproducible though. I wouldn’t expect it has to do with the PHP-TypeKey, as it works with my SSI version.
No, not sure what it could be. :/
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I’m noticing that when I try to login to LiveJournal via OpenID and I’m not logged into my Movable Type, that my MT asks me for my username and password…and keeps asking me for my username and password. But if I’m logged in it goes through fine. Anything to remedy that?
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I was trying this out on a friends blog this morning and ran into a few things.
I forgot to delete her mt.cfg so that was giving a database connection error the first time I tried to use the Open ID comment sign in. Oooops, my fault. :D I renamed the old mt.cfg file and it worked.
And then when I did login to comment with LJ, it worked and stuff, but the icon didn’t show up next to the name. I ended up changing the plugin so that $assests_path used ‘mt-static/openid-comment’ instead of just ‘openid-comment’. I’m not sure if that’s something weird to her setup or if it was something that needed fixing, but either way, there ya go :D
Thanks Mark, this is really cool, and she’s more of an LJ person so she’s really gonna be excited to have this option for authentication over just TK. :)