[OpenID] Moving OpenID code repositories

[Andrew Arnott]

OpenID provides no facility to replace SSH for git pushing, AFAIK.  But
OAuth would be a terrific system to replace PKI here.

The scenario would be:

   1. User logs into gitorious.org for the first time using their OpenID.
   2. User creates project X
   3. User uses git client to clone project X on local disk.
   4. First time user attempts to push commits to gitorious, the specialized
   git client uses OAuth to popup a web browser where gitorious challenges the
   user to login with their OpenID.  Once that's done, the git client has a
   token and token secret used to push commits from then on.

That would be sweet.

On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 2:18 PM, SitG Admin <sysadmin at shadowsinthegarden.com
> wrote:

>  >gitorious at http://gitorious.org supports OpenID and is FOSS.
>
> And, according to the FAQ, uses your SSH (public) *key* for authentication.
> Is this integrated with OpenID yet or does it still have to be done through
> SSH itself?
>
> -Shade
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