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OpenId

OpenID authentication (introduced in TikiWiki 2.0) is an open and decentralized identity system, designed "not to crumble if one company turns evil or goes out of business".

Basically, it allows users to select a single username (and password) that can be used by any website that uses OpenID authentication.

See http://openid.net (external link) for more information.


To enable OpenID


To use OpenID

  1. A user must have (or create) an OpenID. See http://openid.net/get/ (external link) for information on getting an OpenID.
  2. In the Tiki Login Module, enter your OpenID.
    TikiWiki will attempt to validate the user's OpenID. The user will be requested to authenticate their ID with their OpenID provider.
  3. Upon successful authentication, TikiWiki will allow you to:
    • Create a new TikiWiki login.
    • Associate an existing login with your OpenID.

    Associating an OpenID with a TikiWiki login
  4. To create a new TikiWiki login, enter username and email address.
    TikiWiki will register the new username and associate it with your OpenID.


    If you already have a TikiWiki login, enter your username and password in the Login area.
    TikiWiki will associate the existing TikiWiki login with your OpenID.

  5. To login, you can now simply use your OpenID on the Login Module.


Note: After associating an OpenID with a TikiWiki user account, you cannot unassociate the two through the TikiWiki Administration interface. Instead, you must edit the database, directly. In the users_users table, reset the openid_url for the user to null.

Contributors to this page: ricks991415 points  , marclaporte2945 points  and xavidp659 points  .
Page last modified on Wednesday 10 December, 2008 21:15:22 UTC by ricks991415 points .

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