Well, actually Igor missed a larger context when he said that. But when
this context was pointed out to him, he humbly stood corrected and
expressed interest in addressing this matter in OAuth!
Igor
On 6/25/2012 12:54 PM, Lewis Adam-CAL022 wrote:
Okay :-)
I've gotten lot of feedback ... consider a few snippets below, all
part of this thread and in response to my question:
*Igor said*: OAuth was not designed for this purpose; it was designed
for delegating access. In your use case, there is no delegation. The
only legitimate users are police officers and they "must logon to the
video server in order to access video content." And so the server
must authenticate them. There is no need for OAuth in this scenario.
...
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