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35 lines
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mod_openid
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Transform the Jabber Server in an openid provider.
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(http://openid.net/)
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Author: Olivier Goffart <ogoffart@kde.org>
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Motivation:
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There are already severals existing openid provider that uses the JabberId as id.
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( http://openid.xmpp.za.net/ http://xmppid.net/ )
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But none of them are open source.
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The idea is that having the openid server in the same place as the jabber server reduce
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the size of the security chain we have to trust.
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Instead of trusting both the jabber server and the openid provider, we can trust only
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the Jabber server.
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Status:
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Currently, the implementation just ask for the jabber password.
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Some security function are also lacking.
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The plan was to use something similair to XEP-0070
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How it works:
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Add in your ejabberd.cfg
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{listen, [ ...
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{5280, ejabberd_http, [http_poll, web_admin, {request_handlers , [{["openid"],mod_openid }]}]} ,
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Then your open id is http://server.org:5280/openid/user@server.org
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Hopelifully it should be possible to have more nice-looking urls.
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Future:
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I have no plan to continue working on it. Feel free to take over.
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I'd be happy to reply to questions.
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