0003609: Drupal and OpenID

(0004102)
billwu
07-27-09 10:49
edited on: 07-27-09 10:49

Enable the Open ID module in Drupal 6.x. When user login in Drupal, select Open ID, keyin "anybody@gmail.com" or "Yahoo.com", It should bring us to Gmail or yahoo login page. While Resin report exception at first, It will say the open id is not right afterward.

It worked well when I run Drupal 6.x on Apach PHP server.

BTW: OpenID support was included in the core of Drupal 6.x. It will be really appreciated if this can be fixed soon.

(0004106)
nam
07-29-09 14:46

bcmath bugs fixed (other issues still exist)

php/1w08
php/1w09
php/1w0a

(0004237)
nam
09-10-09 12:38

php/3389

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
07-24-09 14:57	nam	New Issue
07-25-09 17:34	billwu	Issue Monitored: billwu
07-27-09 10:49	billwu	Note Added: 0004102
07-27-09 10:49	billwu	Note Edited: 0004102
07-29-09 14:46	nam	Note Added: 0004106
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Status	new => assigned
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Assigned To	=> nam
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Status	assigned => closed
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Note Added: 0004237
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Resolution	open => fixed
09-10-09 12:38	nam	Fixed in Version	=> 4.0.2

Notes
(0004102) billwu 07-27-09 10:49 edited on: 07-27-09 10:49	Enable the Open ID module in Drupal 6.x. When user login in Drupal, select Open ID, keyin "anybody@gmail.com" or "Yahoo.com", It should bring us to Gmail or yahoo login page. While Resin report exception at first, It will say the open id is not right afterward. It worked well when I run Drupal 6.x on Apach PHP server. BTW: OpenID support was included in the core of Drupal 6.x. It will be really appreciated if this can be fixed soon.

(0004106) nam 07-29-09 14:46	bcmath bugs fixed (other issues still exist) php/1w08 php/1w09 php/1w0a

(0004237) nam 09-10-09 12:38	php/3389

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