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Hello, all. |
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Short summary: I'm working on creating an OpenID provider service using |
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Gentoo LDAP. It will provide a common login service for Gentoo |
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developers to Gentoo sites and other OpenID-aware sites (e.g. bug |
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trackers, blogs). |
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Source code: https://github.com/mgorny/identity.gentoo.org |
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Week #7 |
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Status: on schedule |
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Tasks done: |
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- replaced the random authentication tokens (that lacked uniqueness |
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guarantee) with semi-random tokens based on the encrypted database |
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identifiers as described in [1], |
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- got SSL certificate-based login working. |
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Following the information obtained from robbat2, I have implemented |
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the SSL auth using a single domain only. This usually makes it |
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impossible to change user certificate without restarting the browser |
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or waiting for session expiration, but it preserves the separation |
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between site login and SSL client certificate use. |
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Goals for the next week: |
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- implement some kind of authentication using One Time Passwords. |
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The exact details are being discussed. |
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[1]:http://blogs.gentoo.org/mgorny/2013/08/02/getting-tokens-for-verification/ |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |
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