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The good news is that it is easy. You don’t need any of these libraries. Simply download phpMyID. Place the one php file in on your web server and modify two lines:
'auth_username' => 'test',
'auth_password' => 'e8358914a32e1ce3c62836db4babaa01'In the first, put your desired username (Duh!), and in the second one put the md5 hash of the following: username:phpMyID:password. There are many ways to compute this, and the README suggests the following for Unix/OSX:
echo -n 'username:phpMyID:password' | openssl md5
Or the following for Windows:
md5.exe -d"username:phpMyID:password"
I’ll add that you can even get by with:
echo '<? print md5("username:phpMyID:password") ."\n" ?>' | php
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David Corkinghowto avoid relying on other sites, so much - looks straightforward
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Astute readers will note that I still have the
linkin my main weblog home page. That’s a fallback for consumers that don’t (yet) support YADIS.All told: I signed up for one free service, installed and tailored one PHP script, added one line to my weblog template, created one simple XML file and added a total of four lines to my
.htaccessfiles.
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jedi hawkhow to set up an OpenID
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Don FaulknerA really good into on how to get started with OpenID
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Chris LottHow-To for setting up and running OpenID authentication from your own server/domain
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Rene Clausen NielsenBrug din blogadresse som OpenID
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Stanton TetersSam Ruby attempts to fill in gaps in one's knowledge about OpenID.
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Amy HinesBased on the results of my Unobtrusive OpenID post, it is quite evident that there is a lot of partial knowledge about OpenID out there. While my knowledge on the subject is far from complete, this post is my attempt to share what I have learned with oth
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greenup greenuphow to host your own OpenID server or delegate (server).
this is not about OpenID consumers.
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OpenID for non-SuperUsers
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Joe BAn article about how to turn your website into an openid autentificator
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Carsten Pötterclaiming blogs with OpenID
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Thomas Vander WalIf you are looking for a point of entry for understanding OpenID this may be it
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Gary BurgeBased on the results of my Unobtrusive OpenID post, it is quite evident that there is a lot of partial knowledge about OpenID out there. While my knowledge on the subject is far from complete, this post is my attempt to share what I have learned with othe
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Shanta RohseSam Ruby walks through setting up your website to provide your OpenID
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Scott Leslieawesome 1-2-3 instructions for getting an OpenID and associating it with your blog url
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All told: I signed up for one free service, installed and tailored one PHP script, added one line to my weblog template, created one simple XML file and added a total of four lines to my
.htaccessfiles.
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