Description
MyOpenID plugin allows you to use your blog as your OpenID identity by delegating it to an external provider such as Symantec PIP or claimID.
Installation
- Upload
myopenid.zipto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Unzip the archive
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Update the settings
FAQ
- Why not run my own OpenID provider via certain plugins?
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Symantec provides free of charge things like multi-factor authentication. It’s also highly reliable and secure. claimID offers similar benefits.
- Are you planning to support other OpenID providers?
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More providers will be added soon.
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Contributors & Developers
“MyOpenID” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
10/04/2013 Version 0.4
- [feature] Added support for Symantec PIP.
- [cleanup] Removed myVidoop and myOpenID, which went out of business.
01/20/2009 Version 0.3
- [cleanup] Minor
readme.txtcleanup
01/20/2009 Version 0.2
- [feature] Added support for myVidoop
- [feature] Added support for claimID
- [bug] Fixed incorrect prompt to update settings
- [security] Added checks for proper permissions
- [security] Implemented nonce check during form post
01/15/2009 Version 0.1
- First release. Yay!