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An error message asking to check configuration would be a good addition.
Alternatively, would there be any ill effects to automatically redirect users from a non-canonical URLs to the canonical URL?
E.g. the canonical URL is set to jenkins.example.org, and the user accesses from http://jenkins/ (internally resolvable hostname, trying to authenticate from here will fail), they are automatically redirected to http://jenkins.example.org/ ? If this happened before the user was sent to the OpenID server for authentication, there wouldn't need to be any special handling on the return trip.