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Updated 2007-09-24.
comments_openid.py is a PyBlosxom plugin that allows OpenID-authenticated comments. When used in conjunction with the comments plugin, it allows people to comment on your PyBlosxom-based site using their OpenID provider. In addition, if their provider supports the Simple Registration Extension, it displays their nickname instead of their OpenID URL under the comment.
To use it, first download and install the Python OpenID libraries. Then, download comments.py and session.py plugins and enable comments on your blog.
When you're ready, add a note in your comments-form template that the URL
input field now supports OpenId:
<input name="url" id="comment-url" type="text" value="$cmt_link" />
<label for="url">Web site or <a href="http://openid.net/">OpenID</a></label>
Then, add this setting to your config.py:
# A directory for the OpenID library to use to store information about
# OpenID servers and logins. This directory should be outside of your
# public web space.
py['openid_store_dir'] = '/path/to/data/directory/'
Change the path to an appropriate directory on your web server, and you should
be good to go!
Apart from openid_store_dir, there are several configuration settings that
allow you to control comment access based on OpenID:
# Trust root for the OpenID Request. Defaults to the base URL of your page.
# (All URLs should fall under this directory.)
py['openid_trust_root']
# If this is set to True, do not allow comments unless OpenID
# authentication succeeds. Defaults to False.
py['openid_required']
# List of patterns for identities and OpenID servers to always reject. The
# patterns follow the form of OpenID trust roots, which are basically URLs
# that allow * in the domain name to match any subdomain. For more
# details, see the entry on openid.trust_root in
# http://openid.net/specs.bml#mode-checkid_immediate.
# Both default to empty lists.
py['openid_reject_identity']
py['openid_reject_server']
# Lists of patterns for identities and servers to allow. If either of
# these options are set, only OpenID URLs that match are allowed. Both
# default to empty lists.
py['openid_allow_identity']
py['openid_allow_server']
Copyright 2006-2007
Josh Hoyt and
Kevin Turner of
JanRain, original authors, and
Ryan Barrett, current maintainer. Distributed under the
GPL. Originally released on
openidenabled.com and moved to
snarfed.org on September 6, 2007.
See also:
http://theli-test.livejournal.com/,
Mon 10 Dec 2007