On Dec 29, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Kevin Horn wrote:
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 10:12 AM, Raj kumar
<k_r_a_j_ku...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Hi,
Currently I'm having a server running under twisted. I'm planning to
implement openid in my application. Is there any twisted version of
openid api? I need some reference to go through openid examples.
Thanks in advance.
Raj.
Google is you friend: https://launchpad.net/txopenid
It may not suit your purposes exactly, but it seems like a good
place to start.
txopenid is an identity provider for OpenID version 1.1. That is, it
can provide credentials for sites that accept OpenID logins, based on
data stored in a MySQL database.
It won't currently help you *accept* OpenID as an authentication
mechanism, but it's a great provider, IMNSHO ;-) I use it as my
identity provider, and so far it works well for my purposes. It also
has been pleasantly stable the whole time I've been running it (at
least as monitored by Nagios).
Also, it provides a number of utility functions that are essential to
the OpenID spec which should make writing a consumer a bit easier
(particularly in regards to hmac digest support and encoding integers
into their big-endian two's complement as a binary string...ugh)...
Admittedly OpenID is at version 2.x these days, so I'm hoping soon to
update the provider and/or write a consumer implementation. I'd like
to think OpenID is finally starting to catch on...
-phil
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