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Crap. So I have used MyOpenID for years, ever since SO forced me to use it. In every situation where openId was an option I've used it in deference to connecti
by SCdF 13y ago
Crap.
So I have used MyOpenID for years, ever since SO forced me to use it. In every situation where openId was an option I've used it in deference to connecting a google/fb account or creating a new user/pass. I have used it for countless websites. Literally countless. As in, I have used it everywhere and I haven't written down where I've used it, because if I go to log in and I see it supports openid I know that I used myopenid.
I also don't know much about the technical aspects of openID (though it sure sounds like an upskilling is about to be forced on me).
I have my own domain, and I'm happy to run openid through that, and I'm sure 10 minutes of google's time will make that setup plain.
What's not plain is how I migrate from myopenid to my own openid provider? Everything I've signed up with is attached to my xxx.myopenid.com url correct? So do I get to keep that URL somehow and point it to an implementation elsewhere? Or does every website that uses openid have to support migrating between openid urls?
- tlrobinson 13y agoUnless you setup delegation to your own domain, then yeah, you're probably signed up using your xxx.myopenid.com URL. This is the main reason I used delegation. You should at least be able to get a list of sites you've logged in at https://www.myopenid.com/sites https://www.myopenid.com/sites
- SCdF 13y agoAwesome, so I have about 30^, which is less than I thought, but more than I'd hoped. I guess I have half a year to migrate them all :-/ ^Though actually far more like slightly over a dozen once you get rid of all the stack exchange duplicates