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on 2009-04-05 by pcfe. | on 2009-04-05 by pcfe. | ||
=== comment === | === comment === | ||
goes back to the freshmeat.net | goes back to the freshmeat.net login page after approving at FAS. | ||
No surprise, it is known broken. | No surprise, it is known broken. | ||
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=== comment === | === comment === | ||
After a long load time it reports 'Verification of the OpenID URL was cancelled'. | After a long load time it reports 'Verification of the OpenID URL was cancelled'. | ||
== [http://news.ycombinator.org HackerNews] == | |||
=== result === | |||
fail | |||
=== tested === | |||
on 2009-04-5 by mapleoin | |||
=== comment === | |||
FAS gets asked for the credentials, but upon returning to news.ycombinator.org it says: | |||
Bad OpenID login. | |||
== [http://stackoverflow.com StackOverflow] == | |||
=== result === | |||
fail (used to work a few months ago) | |||
=== tested === | |||
on 2009-04-05 and ''a few months ago'' by mapleoin | |||
=== comment === | |||
StackOverflow doesn't send the user to FAS, it just says: | |||
Unable to log in with your OpenID provider: | |||
OpenID parameter 'session_type' was missing from the query. | |||
== [http://example.com example] == | |||
=== result === | |||
=== tested === | |||
on by | |||
=== comment === | |||
Revision as of 13:27, 5 April 2009
tested sites
freshmeat.net
result
fail
tested
on 2009-04-05 by pcfe.
comment
goes back to the freshmeat.net login page after approving at FAS. No surprise, it is known broken.
wikitravel.org
result
fail
tested
on 2009-04-05 by pcfe.
comment
After a long load time it reports 'Verification of the OpenID URL was cancelled'.
HackerNews
result
fail
tested
on 2009-04-5 by mapleoin
comment
FAS gets asked for the credentials, but upon returning to news.ycombinator.org it says:
Bad OpenID login.
StackOverflow
result
fail (used to work a few months ago)
tested
on 2009-04-05 and a few months ago by mapleoin
comment
StackOverflow doesn't send the user to FAS, it just says:
Unable to log in with your OpenID provider: OpenID parameter 'session_type' was missing from the query.
example
result
tested
on by