> Is there any way to breathe life back in to it? At least it is still absolutely possible to use it. The servers are up, the code is working, even the gmail-i

> Is there any way to breathe life back in to it? At least it is still absolutely possible to use it. The servers are up, the code is working, even the gmail-integration still works. Not even I would advocate to use it as the main option on a user-facing site, but maybe as an additional option if the site tries to support everything anyways? I have a few personal projects (music-streamer, feedreader, blogengine) that all use it to login, as the only option. It's the only thing simple enough to add without having to store passwords. Serendipity has a plugin to use it to login to the admin backend, same seems to be true for wordpress. It may be a zombie, but it is walking one. Maybe that is the way to keep it alive and give others a chance to pick it up. If not, at least I had some years of having the login-problem solved for myself with almost no work required.