On Thu, Feb 09, 2006 at 02:21:54PM -0800, Jonathan Daugherty
wrote:
> Here is a link to the current module source, which is
under fairly
> heavy development:
>
> http://www.openidenabled.com/resources/
downloads/php-openid/openid.module
>
> vision of Drupal authentication? Any feedback would be
much
> appreciated.
Hi,
This is great stuff; I've been trying to work out how to get
OpenID
going for a little while now. I downloaded your module, and
tried it out
(with drupal 4.7 beta 4).
I couldn't find Auth_OpenID_DatabaseConnection anywhere,
which
Drupal_OpenID_DBConnection attempts to extend, but I worked
around this
by requiring DB/mysql.php and extending DB_mysql instead.
This at least
let me get as far as getting the other server to ask if I
trusted my
test site. However, on returning to my test site, I didn't
seem to be
any more logged in than I was before. Could this be caused
by the
missing Auth_OpenID_DatabaseConnection?
I'm not very familiar with pear, so for reference, I
installed by:
1. Recompiled php with --enable-bcmath (since I didn't have
a recent
enough gmp to use that)
2. Coped Auth/ from the PHP-OpenID-0.9.1 tarball into
/usr/local/apache/lib/php
3. Modified the require_onces in Consumer/Consumer.php to
use full
paths, since it didn't seem to find them otherwise, even
though
/usr/local/apache/lib/php is in the include_path (I think).
4. Put your openid.module into drupal's modules/ dir and
made the
DB_mysql changes as above.
5. Activated the module, added the openid block to the left
navbar.
Help here would be appreciated.
I take it openid_login_form_submit() would be an appropriate
place to
add a check for banned servers? eg. Allowing the
administrator to ban
all OpenID users from spammers.com.
Thanks,
Ainsley
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