Subject: Re: openid implementation in c++ - msg#00244

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Re: Another dumb-mode PHP consumer demo

Parsing &#x0000; "&<> in 3 urls: Claimed Ident, openid.delegate, and openid.server. http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/~chowells/test.html redirects to http://www.schtuff.com/?action=trust&cancel_to=http%3A%2F%2Fverselogic.net%2Fopenid%2Fguestbook.php%3Fopenid.mode%3Dcancel&dest=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.schtuff.com%2F%3Faction%3Dopenid_server%26openid.identity%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fusers.schtuff.com%252Fcarl%26openid.mode%3Dcheckid_setup%26openid.return_to%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fverselogic.net%252Fopenid%252Fguestbook.php%26openid.trust_root%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fverselogic.net%252F&identity=http%3A%2F%2Fusers.schtuff.com%2Fcarl&trust_root=http%3A%2F%2Fverselogic.net%2F Thanks for the help hammering this. Seems I missed quite a few nuances of the spec. On 7/19/05, Carl Howells <chowells@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Alan J Castonguay wrote: > > The first was failing due to regex for the trailing slash using the > > original claimed address rather than the semi-normalized (with http:// > > prefix). Fixed. > > > > The third was failing due to extra-required-whitespace regex in my > > <link> tag parse. Changed the \s+ to \s*. Fixed. > > > > href="([^">]+)"\s* [/]?>#ix > > > > Any other broken regexen? > > Kind of: Try this one again: > > http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/~chowells/test.html > > Your parsing is breaking on (legal, and within spec) entities in the > link tag. It also needs to resolve them, after it correctly parses them > out. :) > > Carl >

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Re: openid implementation in c++

On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 06:21:56PM -0700, Brad Fitzpatrick wrote: > Nice! Worked for me. (and yes, I'm brad.livejournal.com) I knew I'm risking this, when I sent this to the list. But I was hoping I will be able to say that of all N identities (where N>3) there was only one brad.livejournal.com. How could I know no one but me, brad.livejournal.com and bradfitz.com is going try it? ;-) > Can you add this to lifewiki.net/openid/ ? Will do. Love, Michael > > On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, Michael Krelin wrote: > > > > > Greetings. > > > > I do not really expect anyone to use c++ as a web development language, > > but since there is at least one weirdo (that's me, of course), there > > should be also at least one c++ implementation. > > > > So, I've put together a c++ library with both server and consumer > > support. At this point the library is only available as a public > > subversion repository available at http://svn.klever.net/kin/libopkele/ > > but I will put the page for it soon. Requires mimetic mime support > > library, curl for network operations and openssl. For each requirement > > missing the configure script give the URL where one can get it from. > > > > You can try to get consumed at http://www.klever.net/openid/consumer > > (no, there's no guestbook, yet, it just checks your identity and stores > > it with the session). > > > > Once again, I do not expect people to use it, but still, yet another > > piece of code available may server a reference for the implmentors. > > > > If some will actually make use of it, I'd be glad to hear. I am open to > > suggestions too. > > > > Love, > > Michael > > > > >

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openid implementation in c++

Greetings. I do not really expect anyone to use c++ as a web development language, but since there is at least one weirdo (that's me, of course), there should be also at least one c++ implementation. So, I've put together a c++ library with both server and consumer support. At this point the library is only available as a public subversion repository available at http://svn.klever.net/kin/libopkele/ but I will put the page for it soon. Requires mimetic mime support library, curl for network operations and openssl. For each requirement missing the configure script give the URL where one can get it from. You can try to get consumed at http://www.klever.net/openid/consumer (no, there's no guestbook, yet, it just checks your identity and stores it with the session). Once again, I do not expect people to use it, but still, yet another piece of code available may server a reference for the implmentors. If some will actually make use of it, I'd be glad to hear. I am open to suggestions too. Love, Michael

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Re: openid implementation in c++

On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 06:21:56PM -0700, Brad Fitzpatrick wrote: > Nice! Worked for me. (and yes, I'm brad.livejournal.com) I knew I'm risking this, when I sent this to the list. But I was hoping I will be able to say that of all N identities (where N>3) there was only one brad.livejournal.com. How could I know no one but me, brad.livejournal.com and bradfitz.com is going try it? ;-) > Can you add this to lifewiki.net/openid/ ? Will do. Love, Michael > > On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, Michael Krelin wrote: > > > > > Greetings. > > > > I do not really expect anyone to use c++ as a web development language, > > but since there is at least one weirdo (that's me, of course), there > > should be also at least one c++ implementation. > > > > So, I've put together a c++ library with both server and consumer > > support. At this point the library is only available as a public > > subversion repository available at http://svn.klever.net/kin/libopkele/ > > but I will put the page for it soon. Requires mimetic mime support > > library, curl for network operations and openssl. For each requirement > > missing the configure script give the URL where one can get it from. > > > > You can try to get consumed at http://www.klever.net/openid/consumer > > (no, there's no guestbook, yet, it just checks your identity and stores > > it with the session). > > > > Once again, I do not expect people to use it, but still, yet another > > piece of code available may server a reference for the implmentors. > > > > If some will actually make use of it, I'd be glad to hear. I am open to > > suggestions too. > > > > Love, > > Michael > > > > >