[OpenID] Myopenid ax

[Andrew Arnott]

DotNetOpenId supports the full AX extension, FWIW.  Any OP that runs DNOI
should be able to easily add full AX support, including arbitrary push as
well as fetch.
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Andrew Arnott
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On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Martin Atkins <mart at degeneration.co.uk>wrote:

> Peter Williams wrote:
>
>> Delegate was probably the wrong term. Host a "private label op", would
>> probably be a better term, borrowing from the world of hosted pkis. Myopenid
>> has evidently built a multi tenant op, from what I can tell, much like we
>> did in mls land: one sass pool of server side functions: 100+ configurations
>> - one per tenant.
>>
>
> Okay, I understand what you mean now. I don't think we actually have a term
> for an OP that provides service in "your domain", so "private label OP"
> works, or perhaps "OpenID for your Domain" to steal the Google/myOpenID
> branding. :)
>
> So I guess what you're looking for is an OP that:
>
>  1. Provides OP services for an arbitrary, user-provided domain.
>
>  2. Fully supports AX
>
> For 1, the only provider I know of is myOpenID.
>
> For 2, I know of no provider.
>
>
>> Pbwiki as a sp are obviously trying to go the same way, but I suspect
>> their openid integration was not designed for the multi tenant model (from
>> my trials, with wiki.openid.net).
>>
>>
> As far as I'm aware, Pbwiki is only an RP, not an OP.
>
> Even if they do act as an OP somewhere, I'd expect them to do it in the
> pbwiki.com domain rather than on, say, wiki.openid.net.
>
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