I just created a new user using OpenID
(http://dogfood.insoshi.com/people/2037-new_michael), so it seems to
work. I'm not sure what exact problem you ran into, but I suspect it's
not on our side.

By the way, the blank/too long issue has to do with how Rails does
validations. If the name is nil, it's blank, but it also raises an
exception when the 'length' method is called on it, which Rails
somewhat dubiously interprets as a 'too long' error.

Michael

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Troy <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm just starting to learn what OpenID is, but it doesn't seem to me
> like OpenID works at all at the present time. Am I correct? Is anyone
> able to log in to dogfood.insoshi.com with OpenID?
>
> Here's what happens when I try to log in with my Yahoo OpenID:
> 1. At the sign in page Inoshi asks for my OpenID
> 2. I enter "yahoo.com"
> 3. Inoshi goes to https://open.login.yahoo.com to verify my OpenID
> with Yahoo.
> 4. I click "Continue"
> 5. Insohsi reports 5 errors, to wit:
> The following problems exist with your OpenID profile:
> name: can't be blank
> name: is too long (maximum is 40 characters)
> email: can't be blank
> email: is too short (minimum is 6 characters)
> email: must be a valid email address
>
> The first two errors are contradictory: "name can't be blank," "name
> is too long."
> I'm guessing from these error messages that somewhere either I or
> Yahoo has to tell Insoshi what my OpenID identity is, but I can't find
> anywhere to specify it in Inoshi.
>
>
>
> >
>

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