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==== How this might work - OpenID ==== | ==== How this might work - OpenID ==== | ||
Have php.net become an OpenID identity server. And for example, someone may use any OpenID identity to submit a bug report, add a user comment to the PHP manual, manage my.php, etc. And the php.net identity is required for certain tasks like SVN commits and mirror/user management via master. Basically, anything using a login today. | Have php.net become an OpenID identity server. And for example, someone may use any OpenID identity to submit a bug report, add a user comment to the PHP manual, manage my.php, etc. And the php.net identity is required for certain tasks like SVN commits and mirror/user management via master. Basically, anything using a login today. | ||
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+ | ==== Activities that use authentication today ==== | ||
+ | * Dealing with bugs. Some bug activities require @php.net accounts. | ||
+ | * Editing wiki pages | ||
+ | * Managing accounts, adding/ | ||
+ | * Managing events (cal.php) | ||
+ | * Managing mirrors | ||
+ | * Managing user notes | ||
+ | * User pages at pecl.php.net and pear.php.net | ||
+ | * Activities at doc.php.net | ||
+ | * Some people.php.net information (future) | ||
==== Notes ==== | ==== Notes ==== | ||
- | * Several places rely on this authentication, | ||
* Consider doing this before changing version control systems (from CVS to SVN) | * Consider doing this before changing version control systems (from CVS to SVN) | ||
+ | * Consider binding VCS access control on a per-user basis (eliminating the avail file) | ||
* RIP Magical Cookie, and thanks for all the memories | * RIP Magical Cookie, and thanks for all the memories | ||
+ | * Consider a fallback system for those who prefer separate logins to each site. This suggests a new auth backend that OpenID can be plugged into. | ||
==== Status ==== | ==== Status ==== |
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