OpenID authentication failed: Server denied check_authentication

[oeln]

In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:

OpenID authentication failed: Server denied check_authentication

I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
the openid provider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.

I'm trying to verify with a claimID.com openid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..

- oeln

[Jerry Stuckle]

oeln wrote:

In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:

OpenID authentication failed: Server denied check_authentication

I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
the openid provider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.

I'm trying to verify with a claimID.com openid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..

- oeln

Here's an idea. Why not ask on the OpenId site? They know what their
product does - we don't.

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[oeln]

On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:

In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:

OpenID authentication failed: Server denied check_authentication

I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
the openid provider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.

I'm trying to verify with a claimID.com openid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..

- oeln

Here's an idea. Why not ask on the OpenId site? They know what their
product does - we don't.

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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.

[Jerry Stuckle]

oeln wrote:

On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

>oeln wrote:

>>In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
OpenID authentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
the openid provider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.
I'm trying to verify with a claimID.com openid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
- oeln

Here's an idea. Why not ask on the OpenId site? They know what their
product does - we don't.

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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.

This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.

According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.

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[oeln]

On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:

On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:
In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.
I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
- oeln
Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
product does - we don't.

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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.

This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.

According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.

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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.

[Jerry Stuckle]

oeln wrote:

On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

>oeln wrote:

>>On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.
I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
- oeln
Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
product does - we don't.
--
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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.

This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.

According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.

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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.

Not at all. It's an exact parallel. You're asking about a third-party
library which interfaces to PHP. My parallel is for a system library
which interfaces to C. Your question is no more valid for a PHP
newsgroup than a Linux question is for a C newsgroup.

And so far you haven't asked a single question about coding in PHP.

You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you ask package/product-related
questions in the support area for that package/product.

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[oeln]

On Dec 3, 11:02 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:

On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:
On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
way to fix the problem.
I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
- oeln
Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
product does - we don't.
--
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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.
This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.

According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.

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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.

Not at all. It's an exact parallel. You're asking about a third-party
library which interfaces to PHP. My parallel is for a system library
which interfaces to C. Your question is no more valid for a PHP
newsgroup than a Linux question is for a C newsgroup.

And so far you haven't asked a single question about coding in PHP.

You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you ask package/product-related
questions in the support area for that package/product.

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I think the idea of posting widely varied linux-oriented questions
('Is gnome better than kde?', for instance) in a c programming group
is in no way identical to that of posting a question on an error being
yielded by php code in comp.lang.php. I indicated in an earlier post
that I'm looking for the information elsewhere, too, but I've the
impression you're less interested in giving me a pointer that would
lead to the information I need than in being a visible officer of
comp.lang.php law, based on your interpretation thereof, which in your
opinion I've violated. I'm not very interested in that: I'm not
trolling, and I don't think the initial post was off-topic, though I
too definitely think it worth looking for this information in other
places, including any openid newsgroups, e-mail lists, etc.

In other words, I posted a brief inquiry on a php code error, which is
now an overgrown, off-topic thread instead..

[Jerry Stuckle]

oeln wrote:

On Dec 3, 11:02 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

>oeln wrote:

>>On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
>oeln wrote:
>>In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
>>openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
>>OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
>>I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
>>variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
>>instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
>>theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
>>way to fix the problem.
>>I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
>>environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
>>- oeln
>Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
>product does - we don't.
>--
>==================
>Remove the "x" from my email address
>Jerry Stuckle
>JDS Computer Training Corp.
>[e-mail]
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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.
This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.
According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.
--
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Jerry Stuckle
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[e-mail]
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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.

Not at all. It's an exact parallel. You're asking about a third-party
library which interfaces to PHP. My parallel is for a system library
which interfaces to C. Your question is no more valid for a PHP
newsgroup than a Linux question is for a C newsgroup.

And so far you haven't asked a single question about coding in PHP.

You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you ask package/product-related
questions in the support area for that package/product.

--
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Jerry Stuckle
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[e-mail]
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I think the idea of posting widely varied linux-oriented questions
('Is gnome better than kde?', for instance) in a c programming group
is in no way identical to that of posting a question on an error being
yielded by php code in comp.lang.php. I indicated in an earlier post
that I'm looking for the information elsewhere, too, but I've the
impression you're less interested in giving me a pointer that would
lead to the information I need than in being a visible officer of
comp.lang.php law, based on your interpretation thereof, which in your
opinion I've violated. I'm not very interested in that: I'm not
trolling, and I don't think the initial post was off-topic, though I
too definitely think it worth looking for this information in other
places, including any openid newsgroups, e-mail lists, etc.

In other words, I posted a brief inquiry on a php code error, which is
now an overgrown, off-topic thread instead..

And I did try to point you to the proper place to get your question
answered. But you're too stubborn to admit this isn't the right place.

And no, they are exactly parallel.

When you have a PHP question, feel free to ask it. So far there is no
PHP question here. Just some vague query about some package which
happens to interface to PHP.

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[oeln]

On Dec 4, 2:06 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:

On Dec 3, 11:02 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

oeln wrote:
On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
>In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
>openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
>OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
>I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
>variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
>instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
>theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
>way to fix the problem.
>I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
>environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
>- oeln
Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
product does - we don't.
--
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I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.
This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.
According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
people there might be familiar with Linux.
--
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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.
Not at all. It's an exact parallel. You're asking about a third-party
library which interfaces to PHP. My parallel is for a system library
which interfaces to C. Your question is no more valid for a PHP
newsgroup than a Linux question is for a C newsgroup.

And so far you haven't asked a single question about coding in PHP.

You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you ask package/product-related
questions in the support area for that package/product.

--
==================
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
[e-mail]
==================

I think the idea of posting widely varied linux-oriented questions
('Is gnome better than kde?', for instance) in a c programming group
is in no way identical to that of posting a question on an error being
yielded by php code in comp.lang.php. I indicated in an earlier post
that I'm looking for the information elsewhere, too, but I've the
impression you're less interested in giving me a pointer that would
lead to the information I need than in being a visible officer of
comp.lang.php law, based on your interpretation thereof, which in your
opinion I've violated. I'm not very interested in that: I'm not
trolling, and I don't think the initial post was off-topic, though I
too definitely think it worth looking for this information in other
places, including any openid newsgroups, e-mail lists, etc.

In other words, I posted a brief inquiry on a php code error, which is
now an overgrown, off-topic thread instead..

And I did try to point you to the proper place to get your question
answered. But you're too stubborn to admit this isn't the right place.

And no, they are exactly parallel.

When you have a PHP question, feel free to ask it. So far there is no
PHP question here. Just some vague query about some package which
happens to interface to PHP.

--
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[e-mail]
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It's example code written _in_ php. In either case, this is wasting
each of our time. Thanks for your input..

[Jerry Stuckle]

oeln wrote:

On Dec 4, 2:06 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

>oeln wrote:

>>On Dec 3, 11:02 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
oeln wrote:
On Dec 3, 3:29 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
>oeln wrote:
>>On Dec 2, 3:01 pm, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:
>>>oeln wrote:
>>>>In the consumer example included with the latest version of the
>>>>openidenabled.com php library 2.0.0, I get the following error:
>>>>OpenIDauthentication failed: Server denied check_authentication
>>>>I've found this issue posted elsewhere, but with a few different
>>>>variations: it's either being experienced with the python library
>>>>instead of with php, or it's identified as a bug, or a problem with
>>>>theopenidprovider itself in one case, etc., but I've not yet found a
>>>>way to fix the problem.
>>>>I'm trying to verify with a claimID.comopenid. Info on local
>>>>environment: IIS 5.1/PHP 5.2.5. Thank you for any input..
>>>>- oeln
>>>Here's an idea. Why not ask on theOpenIdsite? They know what their
>>>product does - we don't.
>>>--
>>>==================
>>>Remove the "x" from my email address
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>>I'm looking for information on this in a few places. I don't think the
>>initial post is off-topic: I've an issue with a php library I think
>>others would potentially be familiar with. Thanks.
>This isn't a PHP programming question - it's about a product.
>According to your theory, since Linux is written in C, you could ask any
>Linux questions you want in a C programming group. After all, some
>people there might be familiar with Linux.
>--
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>Remove the "x" from my email address
>Jerry Stuckle
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>[e-mail]
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I think that's overdoing it a bit - I'm trying to write an openid
consumer in php, and initially looking at example code for this that
isn't working as intended.
Not at all. It's an exact parallel. You're asking about a third-party
library which interfaces to PHP. My parallel is for a system library
which interfaces to C. Your question is no more valid for a PHP
newsgroup than a Linux question is for a C newsgroup.
And so far you haven't asked a single question about coding in PHP.
You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you ask package/product-related
questions in the support area for that package/product.
--
==================
Remove the "x" from my email address
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JDS Computer Training Corp.
[e-mail]
==================
I think the idea of posting widely varied linux-oriented questions
('Is gnome better than kde?', for instance) in a c programming group
is in no way identical to that of posting a question on an error being
yielded by php code in comp.lang.php. I indicated in an earlier post
that I'm looking for the information elsewhere, too, but I've the
impression you're less interested in giving me a pointer that would
lead to the information I need than in being a visible officer of
comp.lang.php law, based on your interpretation thereof, which in your
opinion I've violated. I'm not very interested in that: I'm not
trolling, and I don't think the initial post was off-topic, though I
too definitely think it worth looking for this information in other
places, including any openid newsgroups, e-mail lists, etc.
In other words, I posted a brief inquiry on a php code error, which is
now an overgrown, off-topic thread instead..

And I did try to point you to the proper place to get your question
answered. But you're too stubborn to admit this isn't the right place.

And no, they are exactly parallel.

When you have a PHP question, feel free to ask it. So far there is no
PHP question here. Just some vague query about some package which
happens to interface to PHP.

--
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It's example code written _in_ php. In either case, this is wasting
each of our time. Thanks for your input..

And Linux is written _in_ C. So by your logic, Linux questions are
appropriate for a C newsgroup.

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