Plone OpenID authentication support
Project description
Overview
This packages makes Plone a complete OpenID consumer, allowing people to authenticate in a site using their OpenID identity. It relies on the plone.openid package to implement authentication of identities and needs an external session management plugin such as plone.session to add session management.
You also need version 2.2.x of the python-openid package from JanRain. If this package is not installed you will not be able to install OpenID support in Plone.
Installation
If all requirements have been installed you should see an OpenID Authentication Support appearin the Add/Remove Products page in the Plone site setup screen. Installing the OpenID authentication support will do several things:
the PAS user folder is reconfigured to support OpenID authentication
an OpenID login portlet is added to the left column
the standard login form is replaces with a form which supports both OpenID logins and standard username&password logins
Changelog
1.1.1 September 19, 2010
Removed msgids in portlets.xml. There is no support for msgids in the import of portlets.xml implementation. This allows to extract translatable strings with i18ndude. [vincentfretin]
1.1 August 19, 2008
Added missing customized version of login_failed.cpt which was causing an error on a failed standard login when OpenID support is installed. This closes http://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/7268 [davisagli]
Now including plone.app.portlets in the zcml. Fixes zope instance startup error under certain circumstances. [maurits]
1.0.3 April 21, 2008
Added missing i18n markup to portlets.xml. [hannosch]
Fixed erroneous (duplicate) translation ID. This fixes http://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/7764 [limi]
1.0.2 March 7, 2008
Correct the title of the portlet type to read ‘OpenID Login’ instead of just ‘Login’. [wichert]
1.0.1 August 17, 2007
Remove use of javascript in login portlet [ree]
1.0 August 15, 2007
First stable release. [wichert]
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