[Systers-dev] Weekly Update

[Robin Jeffries]

This may expose my ignorance, but suppose a user has their openid bit set,
and they want to log into the systers settings page or the systers wiki.

What do they type into the username field on the login page?

What password do they enter?

Suppose they forget their password, what would a password reminder look
like?  What would it say (approximately)?

Robin

On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 7:52 AM, Jaideep Khandelwal <jdk2588 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> It is time for the update.
>
> After the openid registeration for the Systers Member Users and the CGI
> working , I managed to use the Systers OpenID Provider and Consumer to work
> simulatenously . Both the consumer and provider runs on different server
> for
> different ports . As it is independent for the Mailman code it can be used
> as plugin for the Mailman 3.0 .Now as the user have registered her OpenID
> she will be having her own Identity URL such as :
> 'http://<hostname>/id/<users-login-address>'
> ,let us suppose, if a user has registered with the ID 'abc at systers-dev.org
> '
> then her identity url will be 'http://systers.org/id/abc@systers-dev.org'
> .
> This ID will only be used when the email address 'abc at systers-dev.org' has
> got the 'openid' bit set to 1 in the membership database i.e. the user has
> registered the same for the corresponding email address. Although the
> frontend UI is still basic but right now , the concern is to make the
> backend working , and it seems to work now . It is redirecting from the
> consumer to the provider and again back to the consumer. But, here it
> should
> be directed to the listpage of the user with all his subscribed lists. From
> there he can proceed to any of his list without providing the credentials
> required. Looking forward for the redirection to the common list page and
> expect to finish it soon . Once I complete till this then a testing could
> be
> done for the Wiki and other applications . It is nice to see the shaping up
> of the OpenID Provider and Consumer. Lets see that things goes right and we
> are able to manage the Systers OpenID Implementation :).
>
> Have a Nice Weekend !
>
> Regards
> Jaideep Khandelwal
>
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