I have gotten it to work before, but it later broke again.

I was particularly unwilling to live without sreg and sent this patch to Brad Fitzpatrick many times. He doesn't respond or use it, but the last time I tried it worked with his april 2007 0.11 version also.

I know that I have gotten it to work in both 0.10 and 0.11, and the secret is to just stick with it. It takes some patience to get working. I can share a test consumer with you if you need it — and you're welcome to test against the login on my site all day and all night. While I was writing that I noticed that openid and noscript don't work well together. Make sure that's disabled while test.

In any case, if you do get something working, I encourage you to post it as a meditation or a code snippet or whatever.

-Paul

In reply to Re: Anyone have shareable code built with Net::OpenID::Server? by jettero
in thread Anyone have shareable code built with Net::OpenID::Server? by Anonymous Monk

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