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1.1 endpoint cannot be found]
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name into its own function]
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array or not.]
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requests]
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object instead of Auth_OpenID_Message object so that it matches it's counterpart methods in SREG and PAPE extensions.]
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getConsumer()]
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passed a null parameter)]
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doing it in the example consumer]
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(OpenID 2 compliance)]
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attributes]
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Some http servers strictly follow http spec and do not send html reply when text/html isn't listed in Accept: header. Because of
this YADIS discovery fails for these servers. This patch adds 'text/html' to Accept: header.
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its input]
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top-level docs]
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current versions of MySQL]
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lulurun@gmail.com)]
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http://jeroen.hellingman.myopenid.com/)]
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http://ols2000.myopenid.com/)]
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includes supportsCleanup() function for OpenIDStore interface, as memcache doesn't allow ]
enumeration of all keys used (and cleans itself).
Also included test for memcached storage and support for supportsCleanup() in test functions.
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The official documentation lies, curl_version() returns an array in PHP 5 and a string in PHP 4.
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value, defaults to null]
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'Location:' header]
If an HTTP redirect was issued during discovery with a 'Location:' header that
doesn't exactly match case (such as 'location:' or 'LOCATION:'), discovery
would fail. This is incorrect behavior per RFC 2616, Section 4.2.
This behavior is corrected by using a case insensitive compare when checking
for HTTP redirects.
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- Removed extra newline.
- Changed comment in test_sqlitestore() to read 'sqlite' instead of
'postgres'.
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Mac OS X 10.5 generates a value for $TMPDIR that looks something like
this:
/var/folders/uU/uXMNhbRIGkOhaxcg60xSGU+++TI/-Tmp-/
The '+++' is causing the DSN in Tests_Auth_OpenID_StoreTest::test_sqlitestore
to become invalid. This invalid DSN causes the SQLite driver to attempt
creating a file at a nonexistant path, resulting in a failed test. This is
fixed by wrapping the value of $TMPDIR received by the system in a call to
urlencode().
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The scripts in admin use several non-POSIX arguments which do not work on Mac
OS X. See my original post to dev@openidenabled.com:
message://%3C5902A542-C723-4F0A-8478-1F33C874D1B8@tjohns.net%3E
http://lists.openidenabled.com/pipermail/dev/2007-December/000979.html
This patch makes the following changes to fix this:
- Changed $HERE in admin/runtests to avoid calling readlink.
- Calls to xargs now use '-L 1' instead of '-l1'.
- Calls to 'wc -L' were eliminated.
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Use time() instead of (gm)mktime(), when used for getting the current
time (called without arguments).
According to "hunk ./Auth/OpenID/Nonce.php 99" gmmktime() for PHP4 is
buggy and using mktime() makes no sense when called without args:
just use time() then directly.
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parameter]
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calls]
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calls to consumer]
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session types are allowed by OpenID]
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failure when mode is not id_res)]
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